Authorities Offer Alternative Transportation After The Start Of Repair Of The Second Section Of Line 1 Of The Mexico City Metro

Authorities Offer Alternative Transportation After The Start Of Repair Of The Second Section Of Line 1 Of The Mexico City Metro

View of a Passenger Transport Network truck after the start of the repair of the second section of Line 1 of the Mexico City Metro, which includes the Isabel La Catolica station to the Observatorio metro and vice versa, as part of the dignity and modernization of said transportation in the capital. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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