As an example, Andrey Rego cited the city of Teikovo

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On the rules of landscaping in the regions and their impact on the construction of communications infrastructure at the conference"Telecom: Reboot", organized by the information group ComNews, said Vice President for Interaction with Government Authorities of PJSC Mobile TeleSystems (MTS) Andrey Rego.

"The state sets the task of creating infrastructure for telecom operators. Throughout 2023, operators were busy building the network. Despite the lack of equipment, the industry uganda whatsapp resource is coping with this story. However, recently, a number of regions of the Russian Federation have developed a practice based on the adoption of rules for the improvement of the territory. In some regions, these rules have already been adopted: Moscow, Vologda, Ivanovo, Kostroma regions and Perm Krai," Andrei Rego emphasized.

The rules contain restrictions on the construction of radio mobile telephone networks in cities. Some municipalities in the regions impose restrictions on the distance to social facilities, residential buildings, where operators can build communication networks. These distances in different regions vary from 25 m to 150 m. According to Andrey Rego, in large cities there are entire microdistricts that include only residential buildings or social facilities. If you follow the requirements of the rules, then it is practically impossible to build communication networks around these agglomerations.

in the Ivanovo region (population 30 thousand people). In this city, according to the rules of improvement, operators must turn off base stations in one of the city's districts. In this case, a secondary school, a cultural center, a kindergarten, a significant part of apartment buildings and private residential buildings will be left without communication.

In the Vologda region, local municipalities adopted improvement rules on May 25, 2024. According to them, all base stations in one of the districts of Vologda must be removed. According to Andrei Rego, about 2,000 subscribers may be left without communication.

A representative of the MTS press service added that, in addition to the five regions mentioned by Andrey Rego, the rules for the improvement of the territory have also been adopted by the Penza, Tyumen, and Yaroslavl regions, and St. Petersburg is planning to do the same. "We have all the necessary information on the issue of limiting the placement of operator equipment in the regions, and we are ready to pass it on to the regulator. We expect that it will pay attention to it and get involved in resolving the situation at the federal level," a representative of the MTS press service told a ComNews correspondent.