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The Bucharest City Hall announced that the event "Open Streets 2026" will not include music beyond the legal limit. The Local Police intervened on Calea Victoriei to check the terraces.

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The Municipality of Bucharest announced on Saturday that the event "Open Streets 2026" will not allow music played beyond the legal limit, emphasizing the importance of a pleasant environment for the community. The Local Police intervened on Calea Victoriei to check the terraces and request merchants to remove the speakers facing the street. In a Facebook post, the Municipality explained that "Open Streets 2026" focuses on creating a vibrant Bucharest, where citizens can spend quality time participating in artistic and guided activities. The event, now in its sixth edition, takes place on Saturday and Sunday, between 10:00 AM and 10:00 PM, on Calea Victoriei and Ion Brezoianu Street, both becoming pedestrian areas. The Municipality thanked the residents for their hospitality and respect.

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PMB, mesaj ferm pentru „Străzi Deschise 2026”: fără muzică peste limita legală. Poliția Locală verifică terasele pe Calea Victoriei
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PMB: Străzi Deschise 2026 nu înseamnă boxe date tare, muzică ce răsună peste decibelii legali! / Poliţia Locală a Municipiului Bucureşti, pe Calea Victoriei, ia la rând terasele

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