People clean their hands and feet in the water features of Galitsky Park, Krasnodar.
In a recent news update by Live Kuban, a compilation of top 5 important news updates was presented, one of which concerns a new violation in Krasnodar's popular "Krasnodar" Park.
Previously, park staff had stationed guards to monitor violations, but a new issue has arisen. Some visitors to the park have been washing their hands and feet in the park's fountains, a behavior that is now considered a violation.
Photos accompanying the news article show children and adults partaking in this unusual practice, with adult women and young couples getting their feet wet in the fountains. This behavior, though not directly related to the ongoing issue of "Stripper Dancers" in Krasnodar, has drawn disapproval from others.
It's important to note that washing hands and feet in the park's fountains sets a poor example for children in the park and could potentially lead to penalties for damaging public property or violating park regulations.
In a separate issue, the behavior of stripper dancers in Krasnodar could potentially lead to jail time. This issue was also covered in the news article titled "Galitsky Gets Richer, Krasnodar 'Stripper Dancers' Could Face Jail: Top 5 for April 1", reported by Live Kuban.
Subscribing to the Live Kuban Telegram channel keeps users updated with the most important news, including this latest development in Krasnodar's "Krasnodar" Park. Previously, park staff had solved a similar issue by planting thorny trees densely around certain areas.
For those who wish to stay informed, the news article can be accessed through the Live Kuban Telegram channel at https://t.me/live_kuban.
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