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Train services on Delhi Metro's Magenta Line disrupted
Train services on the Delhi Metro's Magenta Line were disrupted due to a technical issue on Sunday morning, leading to a single line train movement between R K Puram and Kalkaji, the DMRC said.
New Delhi: Train services on the Delhi Metro's Magenta Line were disrupted due to a technical issue on Sunday morning, leading to a single line train movement between R K Puram and Kalkaji, the DMRC said.
According to the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC), train services are temporarily being run between two loops - Janakpuri West and R K Puram metro stations, and Botanical Garden and Kalkaji metro stations.
"Due to a technical issue, train services will be run in following loops temporarily: 1)Between Janakpuri West & R K Puram 2) Between Botanical Garden & Kalkaji
"There is single line train movement between R K Puram & Kalkaji temporarily (sic), DMRC tweeted.
Magenta Line Update
— Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (@OfficialDMRC) July 14, 2019
Due to a technical issue, train services will be run in following loops temporarily:
1) Between Janakpuri West & R K Puram
2) Between Botanical Garden & Kalkaji
There is single line train movement between R K Puram & Kalkaji temporarily.
