Mexico City.- Due to the mobilizations that thousands of women will make this March 8, the Collective Transportation System (STC) Metro and the Metrobus have reported that they will cut back transportation services.
It was the Mexico City Metro that at 10 p.m. on the day of March 7 posted on its twitter account that the Insurgentes stations of Line 1, Zocalo of Line 2 and Hidalgo of Lines 2 and 3, as well as the transfer corridor between lines 2 and 8 to Fine Arts will remain closed.
On the occasion of the planned mobilizations for this Sunday, they will remain closed from 10:00 hours until a new notice is announced.
Due to the planned actions, users were recommended to anticipate their trips and consider other nearby stations as alternatives.
#AvisoMetro: Due to the mobilizations, on Sunday 8 March, stations #Insurgentes L1, #Zócalo L2 and #Hidalgo L2 and 3, will be closed from 10:00 hours and until further notice. Take forecasts. #MovilidadCDMX pic.twitter.com/bQV2mP8RRx
— MetroCDMX (@MetroCDMX) March 8, 2020
The Metrobus also on its twitter account announced that there would be a possible outage from 11:00.
The stations to be affected correspond to line 1; Durango, line 3; Mina, Hidalgo and Juarez stations; line 4; from Buenavista to Fine Arts and line 7; from Hidalgo to Campo Marte.
#MovilidadCDMX pic.twitter.com/Xze7W3TxII
— CDMX Metrobus (@MetrobusCDMX) March 7, 2020
it is estimated that in at least 77 different cities in the country various events will be held ranging from marches, seminars, talks, advocacy workshops, feminism, reporting clotheslines, exhibitions, cultural events, and saucepans.
