Cities and towns elsewhere usually just plow the snow from the paths and roads, but also salt them. The salt can stop the build up of ice so it doesn't get slippery. That's something that is done in England.
It seems some roads have been plowed, but the pathways are just untouched. Nothing. So a few days of people walking over them has turned them into very dangerous spots. It doesn't make sense to me given throughout autumn the workers were out there removing every single leaf that fell, but the paths are untouched with dangerous ice. Priorities!
So overly concerned by how "messy" the streets look but completely unconcerned about actually deadly invisible ice? XD
I am perhaps incorrectly assuming the ice is hard to see
Oh the ice is very much visible. And it is everywhere. But yes the way things are done here, it doesn't quite make sense sometimes
Maybe they blew their entire annual cleaning budget on the leaves 🤣
The Armenian government has been thriving on all the money coming from Europe over the past year, they can definitely afford both ;^)