Movement through the capital city and access to the increased security zones will be restricted on October 8 and 9, when the CIS Summit will take place in Chisinau, Info-Prim Neo reports. The restrictions will be imposed in order to ensure the security of the international delegations to the summit and the smooth running of the international event, the head of the State Protection and Guard Service Igor Bodorin told a news conference on Wednesday. According to the official, certain street sections in some of Chisinau's districts will be closed for traffic and people. [The residents are asked to plan fewer trips through central Chisinau and near the streets traditionally used by the convoys] – Traian and Stephan the Great boulevards and Ciuflea and Bucuresti streets. The members of the delegations will the accommodated at the hotels Codru, Jolly Alon and Leo Grand, at the presidential residency located on Nicolae Iorga St and at the VIP residency situated on Maria Cibotar St. Access to the 'zero zone' – the perimeter between Banulescu Bodoni, Bucuresti, Maria Cibotari and 31 August streets will be allowed only on the basis of permits. [The streets going to Cricova town will be closed on Thursday and Friday after 18.00]. Bodorin promised the streets will be opened immediately after the convoys pass. Minister of the Interior Victor Catan said the measures to ensure security during the CIS summit were initiated one week ago. In order to avoid conflicts, the police officers visited the persons under police supervision, including vulnerable persons, drug addicts and recidivists, and told them to avoid traveling near the increased security zones. Catan said the police will make sure that the streets along which the convoys will travel are not crossed by other vehicles, people or animals. About 30% of the municipal police officers will ensure the smooth running of the summit, while the rest will focus on public order. Measures will be taken to avoid traffic jams, while a number of policemen will patrol the Transnistrian border so as not to allow criminals to cross it.