The press service for Moscow city's department of information technology announced on August 1 that WiFi service has become available in 14 of the Russian capital's parks.
The press service said "visitors can check their e-mail, refresh their profiles on social networks, or work in the fresh air."
The press service said in each of the 14 parks where the service is available there should be at least five spots where WiFi is working.
The press service said "visitors can check their e-mail, refresh their profiles on social networks, or work in the fresh air."
The press service said in each of the 14 parks where the service is available there should be at least five spots where WiFi is working.