NewsFire suspends 11 stations on Mexico City Metro Line B
A fire damaged electrical cabling on Line B, halting service between Deportivo Oceanía and Ciudad Azteca, with no restoration time set.
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Línea 1
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Línea 2
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Línea 3
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Línea 4
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Línea 5
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Línea 6
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Línea 7
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Línea 8
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Línea 9
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Línea 12
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Línea A
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Línea B
No alerts in the newsNewsFire suspends 11 stations on Mexico City Metro Line B
30 days1 incident
Incident log
Wednesday, November 4, 2026
Suspended on Línea B
- — No alerts in the news anymore. Incident closed.
- — Status updated: Fire damaged electrical cable between Oceanía and Deportivo Oceanía; service restoration expected this afternoon. (source: News reports).
- — Status updated: Fire damaged wiring between Oceanía and Deportivo Oceanía; service toward Ciudad Azteca suspended, with provisional RTP service. (source: News reports).
- — Fire damaged electrical cabling; Line B service toward Ciudad Azteca is suspended, with provisional RTP service. (source: News reports).
Saturday, October 31, 2026
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Thursday, October 29, 2026
Suspended on Línea 12
- — No alerts in the news anymore. Incident closed.
- — Trains are not running at Culhuacán, Atlalilco and Mexicaltzingo stations due to electrical inspection. (source: News reports).
Wednesday, October 28, 2026
Delays on Línea 8
- — No alerts in the news anymore. Incident closed.
- — Reports of delays on Línea 8 this morning, per live coverage of Metro and Metrobús service. (source: News reports).
Thursday, October 22, 2026
Partial service on Línea A
- — No alerts in the news anymore. Incident closed.
- — Status updated: Line A runs in two sections due to a catenary failure; trains run Pantitlán–Canal de San Juan and Santa Marta–La Paz. (source: News reports).
- — Status updated: Catenary rupture suspends service on a section of Line A; provisional service running while Metro staff restore it. (source: News reports).
- — Catenary rupture suspends service on a section of Line A; service is running provisionally while Metro crews work on repairs. (source: News reports).
Delays on Línea 2
- — No alerts in the news anymore. Incident closed.
- — Smoke reported from a train at Chabacano after several minutes stopped; service disruption implied. (source: News reports).
Wednesday, October 21, 2026
Delays on Línea 1
- — No alerts in the news anymore. Incident closed.
- — News reports chaos and complicated circulation on Line 1 today, suggesting alternative transport is needed. (source: News reports).
Delays on Línea 9
- — No alerts in the news anymore. Incident closed.
- — News reports chaos and complicated circulation on Line 9 today, suggesting alternative transport is needed. (source: News reports).
Tuesday, October 20, 2026
Delays on Línea 2
- — No alerts in the news anymore. Incident closed.
- — Live update reports delays on Line 2 of the metro this morning. (source: News reports).
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