Caracas Metro Reported that It Operates Normally This Sunday After Heavy Rains
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The underground transport system recovers its usual march in the Venezuelan capital while brigades deal with road damage.
The president of the Caracas Metro, Yoel Amaya, reported that he moved to the site to verify the conditions of the flooded areas and start cleaning work to restore the service. He also announced the operation of the Mercado station. The post Caracas Metro reported that it operates normally this Sunday after the intense rains appeared first on El Nacional.
The Metro Market Station of Caracas, belonging to line 3, temporarily suspended the commercial service after being affected by the heavy rains recorded this Saturday August 22 in the capital city. The president of the Metro of Caracas, Yoel Amaya, immediately moved to the site to verify the conditions of the areas denied and start the cleaning work to restore the service. Through a video published on the social network of the company, Amaya deta…
The stations Mercado and La Rinconada, of the Caracas Metro, were flooded again during the heavy rains recorded this Saturday August 22 in the capital. Videos published by users on social networks show the flow of water entering the stations, with the stairs converted into waterfalls. After the incident, the Caracas Metro reported that, despite the effects recorded, on Sunday August 23 it will be providing commercial service with total normality…
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