Pune Metro services will be suspended from 6 AM to 3 PM on March 25 to facilitate essential maintenance work. This temporary closure is necessary to ensure the safety and efficiency of the metro system.
Pune MetroMaintenanceClosurePublic TransportationPmrclReal Estate PuneMar 12, 2025
Pune Metro services are being suspended from 6 AM to 3 PM on March 25 to facilitate essential maintenance and infrastructure upgrades, which are necessary to ensure the safety and efficiency of the metro system.
Yes, PMRCL has suggested alternative routes and modes of transportation, including bus services, auto-rickshaws, and shared cab services. Additional buses will be available on major routes to accommodate the increased demand.
You can stay updated by checking the official PMRCL website or social media channels for real-time information and updates during the closure.
The maintenance work includes inspections of tracks, signals, and other critical infrastructure components to prevent breakdowns and ensure the smooth operation of the metro system.
Yes, you can contact the PMRCL customer service hotline for assistance if you have any questions or concerns about the temporary closure.
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