An official source on Monday denied reports circulating on social media regarding a malfunction in the East Nile Monorail.
The source confirmed that the monorail has not experienced any malfunctions since its opening to the public on Wednesday, May 6.
The source explained that the pause seen in the viral video was a normal train rotation within the monorail’s automated operating system, which operates according to specific schedules to ensure the regularity of train traffic and achieve the highest levels of safety and security.
He assured that operations are proceeding smoothly and regularly according to the schedule established since the service’s launch.
The first phase extends from Al-Moshir Tantawy Station to Madinat Al-Adala Station in the New Administrative Capital, serving passengers daily from six am to six pm and includes 16 stations.
This phase facilitates access to various residential areas and neighborhoods in New Cairo and the New Administrative Capital, as well as connecting them to several vital landmarks and integrating with major roads and squares.
Edited translation from Al-Masry Al-Youm
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