Reopening Of 5 Rehabilitated Stations On Line 12 Of The STCMetro In Mexico City

Reopening Of 5 Rehabilitated Stations On Line 12 Of The STCMetro In Mexico City

From left to right, Berenice Hernandez, mayor of Tlahuac; Marti Batres, head of the Mexico City government; and Clara Brugada, mayor of Iztapalapa, during the supervision and reopening of the surface section of Line 12 of the Metro Collective Transport System, in Mexico City, on july 15, 2023, which includes the stations Periferico Oriente, Calle 11, Lomas Estrella, San Andres Tomatlan and Culhuacan, after being out of service for 2 years and 2 months following the collapse of a structure between the Tezonco and Olivos stations, where 27 people lost their lives and dozens of others were injured. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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