Metrorex announced the appearance of some infiltrations in the underground infrastructure, as a result of the heavy rain in Bucharest.
Gabriel Dumitrache
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Following the heavy rains, Metrorex reported infiltrations in the underground infrastructure, but the subway train service continues according to schedule, without disruptions. The company has mobilized teams to monitor and remove water accumulations, thus ensuring the comfort of passengers. Air traffic remains normal, without delays. Bucharest is under a red rain alert.
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