Lima Metro Line 1 closes three stations due to unauthorized person on tracks

Lima's Metro Line 1 announced the temporary closure of three stations on Sunday, May 24, because an individual entered the railway tracks without authorization. This measure could significantly disrupt travel for many in the capital who rely on the metro.

The stations closed are Miguel Grau, El Ángel, and Presbítero Maestro. The metro system is currently operating in two separate segments to manage the situation. The southern segment runs from Villa El Salvador to Gamarra, while the northern segment connects Bayóvar to Caja de Agua.

Line 1 has not specified how long the stations will remain closed but stated that an update would be provided at 4:00 p.m. on Sunday through its official channels. Passengers are advised to seek alternative transportation methods and to follow the instructions of station personnel at all times.

The incident highlights the challenges faced by public transportation systems in maintaining safety and operational continuity amidst unforeseen events.