Instalan faroles del siglo XIX en estación Metro Hidalgo por el Mundial 2026

La estación Metro Hidalgo de la Línea 2 del Metro de la Ciudad de México recibió faroles de estilo del siglo XIX como parte de las remodelaciones.

Los faroles forman parte de una renovación del sistema eléctrico y de alumbrado en varias estaciones de la Línea 2, que conecta Cuatro Caminos con Tasqueña.

Adrián Rubalcava, director general del Metro, señaló que las obras buscan que las estaciones estén listas antes del 11 de junio, fecha del partido inaugural del Mundial 2026 entre México y Sudáfrica en el Estadio Banorte.

Los trabajos incluyen cambios de pisos, instalación de filos de acero en escalones, renovaciones en muros y señalización en español e inglés. También se realizaron mantenimientos en rieles y componentes eléctricos para reducir fallas.

La estación Bellas Artes recibirá acabados similares al vestíbulo del Palacio de Bellas Artes, mientras que otras como Tasqueña y Zócalo también son parte del proyecto.

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