MXOn Saturday night, August 22, the Mexico City Metro reported disruptions on Line 3, with service suspended at nine stations between La Raza and Centro Médico. The Metro’s director, Adrián Rubalcava, stated that the outages were due to maintenance work on track equipment between the Juárez and Hidalgo stations. As a temporary measure, passengers were transported via RTP (Red de Transporte Público) buses along two segments: from Indios Verdes to La Raza and from Universidad to Centro Médico. Authorities advised passengers to follow staff instructions while efforts continued to restore full train service safely. Rubalcava later confirmed that train operations had resumed across the entire Line 3 after maintenance was completed.
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