Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has announced that Dubai Metro has resumed services at Onpassive, Equiti, and Mashreq stations as of Sunday May 19.
The Energy Metro Station is scheduled to return to service next week.
In a post on social media platform X, the RTA said all necessary maintenance and testing jobs have been completed to ensure the stations' full operational readiness and that they meet all safety requirements to provide the highest level of secure and smooth service to the public.
#RTA announces that #DubaiMetro service will resume at Onpassive, Equiti, and Mashreq stations as of 19th May. The Energy Metro Station is scheduled to return to service next week. All necessary maintenance and testing jobs have been completed to ensure the stations' full… pic.twitter.com/wlzmIhbHJY
— RTA (@rta_dubai) May 18, 2024

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