In the center of Moscow, on January 31, restaurants, cafes and part of the stores will not work, spoke on the Echo of Moscow radio station, First Deputy Head of the Ministry of Mayor of Moscow, Minister of Government Alexey Nemeryuk. On this day, Alexey Navalny's supporters announced an inconsistent protest action.
"In connection with the planned unauthorized public events on Sunday in the center of Moscow, some of the shops and cafes, unfortunately, will be closed," said Nemeryuk. He apologized for the inconvenience and called the limitations of the "security issue of all Muscovites". According to the representative of the city hall, the Central Children's Store (CDM) will be closed on Sunday, the Nautilus shopping center and restaurants adjacent to the Lubyan Square and located on the neighboring streets.
Interviewed VTimes representatives of companies - CDM, "Coffeemania", "Chocolate", "Mou-Mu" - reported that the prescriptions from the mayor's office did not receive, but refused official comments. Their employees are going to work tomorrow. On the sites of the CDM, and the hum of information about changes in the mode of operation on Sunday, January 31, at the time of publication there is no text. On the site "Coffeeman" information about closing is also not, the institution on Lubyanka takes the reservation. In the mailing list for CUM clients, it is indicated: "Today we are open to you until 24:00. Tomorrow, January 31, the Central Committee will be closed. "
On the eve of the authorities of the capital announced that on January 31, seven metro stations will not work on January 31 in the city center. From 8.00 to a special order of the police station "Aleksandrovsky Garden", "Okhotny Ryad", "Theatrical", "Revolution Square", "Kuznetsky Bridge", "Lubyanka" and "China-city" will close to the entrance and exit. Trains will pass them without stopping.
Also from 9.00 to 23.00 in the central regions of the capital will be banned selling alcohol and any drinks in glass containers. These actions in the Moscow Police were explained by "coming from the media and networking of citizens to participate in unauthorized promotions."
On January 23, more than 100 cities of Russia held rallies and processions in support of Alexei Navalny, who from January 18 is arrested. According to the results of the shares, the OVD-Info project reported on a record number of detentions - 4002; The Investigative Committee started 28 criminal cases on protest participants. Despite this, FBK announced new protests, they will be held on January 31.
According to the results of the shares in Moscow on January 23, the Ministry of Internal Affairs opened the case due to the overlap of the streets. The police also talked about the damage to the business, but they were not called the victims nor the amount of damage.