Commuters in Dubai eagerly await the reopening of four crucial Metro stations on May 28, following their closure announcement last month.
The closure of Onpassive, Equiti, Mashreq, and Energy stations occurred due to unstable weather conditions in April, disrupting daily commutes and prompting residents to explore alternative transportation methods.
Hassna Khalid, who works near Equiti Metro station, has been relying on friends for daily transportation to work. However, the closure poses challenges for her return journey to Jebel Ali.
Expressing anticipation for the station’s reopening, Hassna believes it will simplify her daily commute and restore normalcy to her routine.
RTA Announces Reopening of Closed Dubai Metro Stations by May 28, Easing Commuting Challenges for Expatriates
The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) recently announced the forthcoming restoration of regular operations at the four closed Dubai Metro stations by May 28. This will follow thorough maintenance and safety tests to ensure they meet high operational standards.
South African expatriate Imka Luan, whose primary mode of transportation is the Dubai Metro, faces challenges with the closure of Onpassive station. He must disembark at another station and take a bus to reach his workplace, requiring additional time and effort for his commute.
Imka eagerly awaits the reopening of all four stations on May 28, which will alleviate his commuting challenges.
Amir, an Indian expatriate and freelance photographer, copes with the inconvenience by planning his journeys in advance. He finds carrying heavy equipment mentally and physically taxing.
Amir looks forward to the reopening of the four Metro stations, as it will restore convenience, efficiency, and flexibility crucial for his photography work.
