Users on social media reported chaos due to maximum influx of peopleas well as train delaysat the stations of the Line 7 of the Mexico City Metro.
During the morning of Thursday, August 29, a maximum influx was recorded at stations such as Rosario, Tacubaya, Mixcoac, among others.
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In some videos and photographs shared on social media, a considerable influx of people can be seen on Line 7, as they wait for the arrival or departure of trains.
Some users also reported slow train movement and waiting times of more than 10 minutes between stations.
LINE 7 of shiteeeeeeeeeeeee. Whoever manages this line should go to hell @GobCDMX @GobiernoMX pic.twitter.com/WVPbBuswkw
— IVAN che (@CQASIVAN) August 29, 2024
Oye @MetroCDMX What’s up with line 7??? pic.twitter.com/GNwrtsQYhi
— Patodice (@patuno10) August 29, 2024
@MetroCDMX @nacholozano @franciscozea Again, there was a lot of traffic on line 7. How can they not expect there to be a build-up of people if it takes more than 10 minutes for the trains to move forward? Tell the truth about the trains moving forward. pic.twitter.com/GFB2rTGlOS
— Van Mundo🎃 (@van_mundo) August 29, 2024
At Rosario station, line 7. It’s getting worse every day and they’re not doing anything. pic.twitter.com/6eISqdADtr
— Miaddita (@miaddita) August 29, 2024
Don’t lie @MetroCDMX on line 7 Metro the ten minute stop in Rosario pic.twitter.com/Y8kEtX8von
— Cochineal (@cochicuilt) August 29, 2024
Injured person
Apparently, the delays and the influx of people caused a user to injure her foot when trying to enter a car at the Tacubaya station. The woman had to be taken out of the place on a stretcher. In response to this, the CDMX Metro account said that it cut off the power to assist the user.
“There was a power cut on Line 7 to help a person whose foot was stuck. The user was assessed by the Metro’s Industrial Safety and Hygiene personnel. Please respect the yellow safety line and avoid distractions when a train arrives or departs. At the moment, trains are running continuously,” the public transport company said.
They later confirmed that the trains were able to move more quickly after the person was assisted.
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Good morning. The circulation of trains on Line 7 has been expedited after assisting a person at the Tacubaya station. Before entering, please allow the person to exit.
— MetroCDMX (@MetroCDMX) August 29, 2024
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