Life inside the CDMX Metro is like Groundhog Day, where —it seems— the days repeat themselves. But no, it’s not your imagination: now it was on the night of this 25 of May when the orange limousine again presented its fair share of problems.
Specifically we are talking about what happened in the line 3the olive green, well a short circuit knocked out half the stations.
According to the official version of the CDMX subway tonight’s failure was caused by a short circuit at the División del Norte station; leaving some trains stuck in the tunnels.
However, the most downside of all – especially for those who were trying to get home on this rainy night – is that lin the middle of Line 3 was left without service. The Collective Transport System announced that there is no service from the Hospital General station to the University.
That means they snapped 11 of 21 stations on the line.
After the failure in Line 3 of the Metro, they began to share videos of how some people had to be evicted from the trains, situation confirmed by the authorities. “Civil Protection and Industrial Security personnel from the Metro coordinated the evacuation of trains through the rail area”, They pointed out on their social networks. “I don’t know where medical attention or requests for support are recorded.”
As the service is restored and the hours it takes, it is worth telling you that This was the second scare that Line 3 gave this same day.
Hours before half the Line broke down, there was smoke in various seasons. It was reported in Coyoacán, in Zapata and where the short circuit was finally detonated: in División del Norte.
at the División del Norte station. The same situation was reported in other stations such as Coyoacán and Zapata.
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