Ahmad Moazemi Goudarzi, the Technical and Executive Deputy of the Tehran Municipality's City Guard and Boundary Guard, announced the start of the collection of illegal bookstores on Enqelab Street. This action, which began today, October 21, is aimed at combating illegal booksellers and the sale of corrupt books. Moazemi Goudarzi emphasized that this plan will continue until organizing the streets becomes a public culture.
Continuation of Street Organization Plans
The Deputy Mayor of Tehran further added: "None of the areas where we have intervened have been abandoned, and we have stationed our forces and law enforcement in these areas to stabilize the situation." He noted that street vendors and stall operators are constantly monitoring the activities of the municipality's forces and as soon as they sense a halt in the implementation of the plan, they resume spreading their stalls.
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Countering Obstruction Caused by Construction Workshops
Moazemi Goudarzi also referred to the actions taken to counter the obstruction caused by construction workshops in the capital. He said: "A joint directive has been issued by the Urban Services and Urban Planning and Architecture Deputy of Tehran Municipality regarding countering the obstruction caused by construction workshops." In fact, many construction workshops had encroached into the streets and alleys and had abandoned the existing situation.
Moazemi Goudarzi mentioned the liberation of 38,000 square meters of blocked streets in Tehran and stated: "These actions are ongoing, and the streets that had been blocked due to the activities of construction workshops and the accumulation of materials have been freed." These plans not only help organize the streets but also improve traffic conditions and increase safety on the streets.
The implementation of these plans and the collection of illegal bookstores reflect the Tehran Municipality's determination to improve the general conditions of the city and the lives of its citizens. It is hoped that with the continuation of this process, we will effectively achieve public culture and street organization.
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