La metropolitana di Città del Messico chiude altre tre stazioni della linea 2

La metropolitana di Città del Messico ha annunciato la chiusura di tre ulteriori stazioni della linea 2 a partire da oggi, 29 maggio 2026, a causa dei lavori di riabilitazione in vista della Coppa del Mondo 2026.

Le stazioni interessate sono San Antonio Abad, Portales e Nativitas, che sospenderanno il servizio fino al prossimo mese. La stazione Zócalo/Tenochtitlan rimane chiusa da prima. Dalle 20:00 di oggi fino al 3 giugno, la linea 2 opererà in due sezioni separate: da Tasqueña a Xola e da Pino Suárez a Cuatro Caminos. Il servizio completo riprenderà il 4 giugno alle 05:00. Un servizio di autobus RTP gratuito sarà operativo tra Xola e Pino Suárez. La sindaca di Città del Messico, Clara Brugada, ha affermato che i lavori mirano a potenziare il trasporto pubblico, specialmente a causa del collegamento con l'Estadio Banorte. Il progetto include un investimento di un miliardo di pesos per la linea 2.

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