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CITY OF MEXICO
The failure to hire a subway train forced him to be split into two parts for his move into maintenance workshops.
The Transportation System Colectivo (STC) reported that on Monday evening a train serving line 5 exhibited a failure in the coupling bolts between two cars.
Although the incident did not cause injury to users the service was affected because of the maneuver to separate the train. One part was separated into three wagons and another into six. In an unusual maneuver, one of the sections had to be removed without a cab
timely intervention personnel from the rolling stock and transportation areas of the public transit system detected that the The nut that kept the coupling between two of the cars of the train that went to Pantitlán terminal of line 5 was washed away. For this reason, and as a safety measure, it was decided to dislodge the train and to remove the current in the area of roads and to begin decoupling a section of the convoy, reported the agency. 19659006] The STC indicated that the maneuver had to be performed in this manner and at low speed according to the security protocol .
Once the parts of the train secured, the road was under tension, allowing the rear part of the convoy could advance to the terminal of Pantitlán, at a speed of 20 kilometers by hour . Subsequently the front of the train was taken to the Pantitlán workshop area to receive the corresponding major maintenance and replace the damaged items the entire maneuver was carried out in full coordination and with the relevant preventive measures
The damaged convoy remains in the maintenance workshops where it will receive the corresponding major maintenance and the replacement of the damaged elements.
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