Hyderabad’s metro system reportedly suffered a technical glitch on Monday afternoon, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded for nearly half an hour.
Published Date – Mon 08 May 23 at 2:25pm
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Hyderabad: Hyderabad’s metro system reportedly suffered a technical glitch on Monday afternoon, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded for nearly half an hour. The issue led to frequency interruptions on the Red Line subway, with the result that subway stations were packed with commuters.
The failure was first reported around 12pm when trains on the Red Line started experiencing unexpected delays. Passengers were left helpless for about 30 minutes as efforts by Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited (HMRL) to resolve the problem proved time-consuming.
Train delays have led to an influx of commuters eager to get to their destinations on time. The situation was particularly chaotic at Ameerpet MRT station, where the platforms became overcrowded.
After half an hour of hard work by the HMRL technical team, the fault was finally resolved.
