The fences and barricades around the NATO village in the city center of Dayton come down.
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>> Photos: The crews begin to tear off the NATO; Remove fences, barricades
As reported News Center 7 at 6:00 a.m.The Dayton's police authority announced that the streets will immediately start with the reopening of effective effectiveness due to the NATO parliamentary meeting.
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The Dayton's police department announced that the streets will immediately start with the reopening of effective effectiveness due to the NATO parliamentary meeting.
According to the department, however, the separation process requires “coordination between several providers and employees of the city”.
The fences are run down and the streets are reopened in the following order:
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First Street and everything in the side streets north of the First Street
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All streets west of Main Street, including the West Second Street, West Third Street and the Ludlow Street
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East Third Street and St. Clair Street
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East Second Street between N. Main Street and Patterson Boulevard
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Fences at the courtyard area
The police said some of the obstacles could be moved to the roadside, which could lead to some lane track restrictions until they are removed.
The Loree Overman, based in Dayton, said she thinks it is nice to see how the area looks normal again.
“I am glad that it will be cleared, but it was really not a problem. They just followed the instructions and found themselves through the way,” said Overman.
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