23.04.2025 18:10
In a statement regarding the 6.2 magnitude earthquake that occurred in Istanbul, Metro Istanbul reported that no damage was observed in the metro, tram, and funicular lines in the initial assessment. The statement also included the following: "Our cable cars and the elevators at our stations have been temporarily closed to passenger use as a precaution."
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In a statement regarding the earthquake from Metro Istanbul, it was reported that no damage was observed in the initial assessment of the metro, tram, and funicular lines.
The megacity Istanbul was shaken by a 6.2 magnitude earthquake. Citizens experienced moments of fear as the earthquake was felt in surrounding provinces.
STATEMENT FROM METRO ISTANBUL
While no information about any damage or collapse has been received due to the earthquake, Metro Istanbul made a statement regarding the status of the transportation lines. In a statement made on Metro Istanbul's social media account, it was noted that necessary checks were carried out on the lines in accordance with safety protocols following the earthquakes experienced in Istanbul.
The statement said, "No damage has been observed in the initial assessment of the metro, tram, and funicular lines operated by Metro Istanbul. Our technical teams have conducted checks at points such as viaducts and bridges, and no damage has been detected. Our cable cars and elevators at the stations have been temporarily closed to passenger use as a precaution. The closed equipment is being gradually put back into operation after inspections."
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