The State Cordon Service of Ukraine (DPSU) introduced new restrictions on tourism activities in the Ivano-Frankivsk region, blocking the popular Pip Ivan and Mala Hoverla mountains, and also closing more than 20 tourist routes. The decision was made successfully with the order of the DSSU on May 23, reports WomanEL.
Now residents are prohibited from crossing such routes as the Pogorilets, Gadzhina, Podorovatiy, Ugorski Skeli tracts, the Krinta valley, Lukovytsia, Shiroka Vesnarka, the Chavchin mountains, Smotrin, Vukhaty Kamin, Pip Ivan, Berebenskul, Pozhizhevska Mergul, Turkul, Mala Hoverla, Breskul, Kostrych, Yavirnyk, Popadya, Masniy Prislip, Goichna, Dukonia, Pniv, Lake Maricheyka and Krivopilsky Pass.
In addition, the new boundaries include a fence at the end of the river, fishing and tourism near the border area with a width of 5 kilometers. Without special permission, it is also prohibited to wait to the cordon less than 5 km, to stop near the border zone for more than 20 minutes without good reason, and also to drive on roads that are not registered in the register. highways.
These restrictions do not apply to civil servants or service members of government bodies, local self-government bodies, law enforcement agencies iv, civil protection bodies, military service members of the Armed Forces and other military formations, public utility workers, emergency medical aid and government and municipal authorities, who are constituting their services indispensable for Domestic threats and security and health of the population.
This time is aimed at improving the security of the population and control over the border zone, which is especially important in light of current threats and situations. Tourists should carefully follow the updates and adhere to the established rules in order to avoid inconveniences and increased prices.
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