Mahdi Chamran, the Chairman of the Islamic City Council of Tehran, addressed the issue of transferring stalls on the sidewalks of Tehran in his recent press conference and stated that this action does not align with existing laws at all. He said: "The relocation of stalls is only possible under necessary conditions and based on specific regulations." These remarks come in response to the ambiguities and concerns that have arisen regarding the transfer and relocation of stalls throughout the city.
The Necessity of Adhering to Laws
The Chairman of the Islamic City Council of Tehran pointed out the importance of adhering to laws and regulations regarding the transfer of stalls and stated: "We cannot simply allow stalls to be moved on sidewalks, as this issue can create problems for pedestrians and residents." Chamran's remarks reflect the existing concerns about the social and urban impacts of such actions.
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Social and Urban Consequences
The transfer of stalls on sidewalks can have significant repercussions for citizens and the urban environment. Chamran stated in this regard: "We must consider the welfare and comfort of citizens, and any action that causes inconvenience to pedestrians must be carefully examined." He also emphasized that the City Council is seeking solutions to defend the rights of pedestrians and local residents.
If the relocation of stalls is carried out without adhering to laws and regulations, it may lead to issues such as traffic and insecurity in public spaces. Chamran noted that the City Council, in collaboration with relevant authorities, is examining and organizing these issues and will strive to prevent social problems from arising.
Ultimately, the Chairman of the Islamic City Council of Tehran added that this council will continue to review and organize the status of stalls throughout the city based on existing laws and will not allow this issue to exacerbate social concerns. He urged citizens to report any violations in this regard to the City Council.
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