US EditionFire in the Metro. New Announcement From the Mayor of Warsaw
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After a two-day break, the M1 line started running on its entire route on Thursday morning, but in the afternoon, due to a failure and intervention by firefighters, the metro runs in the following loops: Słodowiec-Młociny and Kabaty-Centrum. "Drivers reported that cables may be smoldering in the tunnel near the Dworzec Gdański stop. The fire department has been notified," said Warsaw Metro spokeswoman Anna Bartoń. She noted that firefighters mus…
On Thursday morning, the M1 line of the Warsaw metro was restored - informed Rafał Trzaskowski. For now, trains do not stop at the Racławicka station. The launch and testing of the entire system took a little longer than we expected, but the safety of passengers is most important to us - emphasized the president of Warsaw.
Since Thursday morning (July 3), trains on the first metro line (M1) have returned to almost the entire route. As announced by the mayor of Warsaw, the trains will start running from the morning on the entire length of the line, with one exception - Racławicka station remains temporarily out of service. Trains will not stop there.
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