Line 8-Diamond trains and line 9-emerald also have a higher range due to pre-programmed maintenance actions
Line 7-Ruby of the Paulista Metropolitan Train Company (CPTM) operates partially on Sunday afternoon (23), due to the flood on the road. According to the company, the trains are not circulating between the Botujuru and Jundiaí stations. Line 10-Turquoise works at reduced speed. The trains are circulating with an average interval of 40 minutes between Rio Grande da Serra and Mauá stations and 20 minutes between Vila Aurora and Francisco Morato stations. According to the company, the operation is slower due to modernization works.
The 8-Diamond line trains and the 9-emerald line also have a higher break this Sunday due to pre-programmed maintenance actions. In the subway, all lines record normal operation. Whole city in a state of attention for flooding. The São Paulo City Hall Climate Emergency Management Center states that all regions of the city are in a state of attention for flooding.
“In the state capital, rain for now is moderate in the North Zone, between the neighborhoods of Taipas, Cachoeirinha and Horto Florestal. The displacement of instability is from north to south, and therefore, should reach the entire capital in the coming hours. There is potential for flooding and gusts of wind,” says the CGE.
According to the Meteorological Database of the Monitoring Center, March’s rainfall accumulated was 63.8mm on Sunday morning, equivalent to 36% of the 177.1mm expected for the month.
*With information from Estadão Content
Posted by Fernando Dias
