Jerusalem's King George Street to Close for Pedestrian Bridge Construction
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Jerusalem's King George Street will be closed to pedestrians between Ben Hillel and Jaffa roads until Thursday due to infrastructure work. The municipality announced the closure on Tuesday, stating it is for the installation of pedestrian bridges. Pedestrian access is expected to be restored by the end of the week.
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- King George Street in Jerusalem will be closed to pedestrians until Thursday.
- The closure is for infrastructure work and the installation of pedestrian bridges.
- The affected section is between Ben Hillel Street and Jaffa Road.
- Jerusalem Municipality announced the closure on Tuesday.
Jerusalem Municipality announced on Tuesday that the central King George Street will be closed to pedestrian traffic between Ben Hillel Street and Jaffa Road until Thursday. The closure is necessary for infrastructure work, specifically the installation of pedestrian bridges. The municipality did not specify when vehicle traffic would be affected or when the work is expected to be fully completed, only that the pedestrian access would be restored by the end of the week.
This closure is part of ongoing infrastructure development in the capital. Further details regarding the project's timeline and impact on public transportation were not immediately available.