Another delay for the subway line in Bucharest

Tuesday, June 30, 2020

The subway line serving the residents of Drumul Taberei neighborhood, in western Bucharest, will not open on June 30, as previously announced, transport minister Lucian Bode said. He made this announcement after a visit to the site of the M5 line alongside prime minister Ludovic Orban. Bode avoided announcing a new deadline for the opening of the line, which has seen numerous delays. However, prime minister Orban ruled out the ...

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Tuesday, June 30, 2020

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