Street peddlers were also driven from Dadiani Street. Representatives of the municipal inspection continue to remove peddlers from various streets of Tbilisi. This time they came to Dadiani Street, specifically to the area at the entrance to the Vokcelania Ploshchad metro station. A video and photos from the scene were released by an eyewitness, Tika Petraia. On the night of October 28, street vendors were expelled from the area near Marjanishvili metro station. The mayor of Tbilisi, said that the authorities received many requests from citizens to clean the area. quote. "Trading on the street is prohibited, especially when such unorganized trading is carried out at the entrances to metro stations, where many people circulate. There were many inquiries, letters and phone calls from the population demanding that order be restored in the area at the entrance to the station, since the citizens could not move freely, not to mention the unsanitary conditions and the distortion of the city's appearance in the historical area. Here I must say that the fate of these people is not indifferent to us and we understand their situation very well. Accordingly, we started looking for commercial spaces where these people can carry out their activities," said the mayor. Photo: Tika Petraia / Facebook.

Street peddlers were also driven from Dadiani Street. Representatives of the municipal inspection continue to remove peddlers from various streets of Tbilisi. This time they came to Dadiani Street, specifically to the area at the entrance to the Vokcelania Ploshchad metro station. A video and photos from the scene were released by an eyewitness, Tika Petraia. On the night of October 28, street vendors were expelled from the area near Marjanishvili metro station. The mayor of Tbilisi, said that the authorities received many requests from citizens to clean the area. quote. "Trading on the street is prohibited, especially when such unorganized trading is carried out at the entrances to metro stations, where many people circulate. There were many inquiries, letters and phone calls from the population demanding that order be restored in the area at the entrance to the station, since the citizens could not move freely, not to mention the unsanitary conditions and the distortion of the city's appearance in the historical area. Here I must say that the fate of these people is not indifferent to us and we understand their situation very well. Accordingly, we started looking for commercial spaces where these people can carry out their activities," said the mayor. Photo: Tika Petraia / Facebook.