Following the announcement of the new measures to combat the second wave of COVID-19, the Government of the City of Buenos Aires provided for the closure of a total of seven metro stations that took effect last Friday, April 30.” 7 metro stations will be closed in order to manage user entry to stations and strengthen capacity and permit controls. These measures accompany the UND issued by the National Government,” they detailed in a statement on the official website.
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The stations that will remain closed are:
Line A: Acoyte
Line B: Dorrego and Callao
Line D: Palermo and Callao
Line E: Boedo
Line H: Homemade
To this closing measure of stations, by which 53 of the 90 stations will remain open, you are added the already carried out strict monitoring on all public transport, which, it should be remembered, remains for the exclusive use of workers who perform essential tasks and people with special authorization. In turn, from the City Government they announced that inspections will be maintained at major train, subway and bus transfer centres.
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