Metro rail movement normal after two hours!

Photo: Collected

Published: 04:55 25 January 2025
Today, metro rail movement in the capital has become normal after more than an hour. Metro rail movement was temporarily stopped due to a mechanical fault at Uttara North station. However, Dhaka Mass Transit Company Limited Managing Director Mohammad Abdur Rouf said on Saturday afternoon that metro rail movement has resumed.
Mohammad Abdur Rouf said that metro rail movement was disrupted from 1:32 pm to 2:50 pm due to a mechanical fault. After being closed for about 40 minutes, metro rail movement from Pallabi station to Motijheel started, and later from 2:50 pm, metro rail movement on the Uttara-Motijheel route became normal.
In addition, he also said that the power supply of the signal system is from two transformers, one of which had a problem.
Before this incident, metro rail movement was disrupted after 1:15 pm. Then the passengers could not get on the platform. In the morning, there was a lot of passenger pressure on the occasion of the Dhaka University admission test, due to which some problems were created in the metro rail movement. Due to the excessive passenger pressure, the metro rail movement was stopped from 9:40 am to 10 minutes as the metro rail doors did not close properly, but it was normalized later.
Later, the metro rail movement from Uttara to Motijheel became normal again from 2:50 pm.
Advertisement
Most Readed - National
- A ₹125 Crore Opening: Rajinikanth’s ‘Jailer 2’ Takes the Box Office by Storm
- Cocktail Bomb Explodes Outside NCP Central Office at Midnight; Panic Ensues
- Replica of the World Cup Trophy from Messi’s Celebration to be Auctioned; Features Signatures of 8 Stars
- UAE Royal Found Unconscious on London Street; 3-Year-Old Child Left Vulnerable Nearby
- State Minister Spends Night at Secretariat to Prevent Question Paper Leaks; 300,000 Candidates to Take Exam Today
- Mirza Abbas returns home from Malaysia after nearly a month of medical treatment
- 8 Pieces of Luggage, Including Cricketers' Passports and iPhones, Go Missing; Police Investigate
- US Considers Using ‘Mother of All Bombs’ in Iran; Tensions Rise
- Electricity from Rooppur to Join National Grid in November; Second Unit Targeted for June
- Bangladesh Women's Cricket Team Swept 3-0 by Australia
- Fuel for Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant Arriving in Bangladesh Today
- Cybercriminals Claim to Possess Data of 19 Million Pathao Users; $400,000 Ransom Demanded
- Jamuna Fertilizer Factory Shuts Down Again Just Two Days After Resuming Operations
- Messi bids farewell with a goal and assists, showered with love by teammates
- Ronaldo faces risk of 6-month ban for leaving national team camp
- Ronaldo shares emotional message upon Messi's retirement, expressing 'utmost respect'
- Countless Decembers will come and go, but Sheikh Hasina will not return to the country: Rashed Khan
- Hasnat Questions the Source of Salahuddin’s Wealth, Demands Transparent Accounting
- Three-Day Mosquito Eradication Drive Begins in Savar's Bongaon
- Price of Low-Tier Cigarettes Raised Again; 10 Sticks Now Cost Tk 65




