Doha Metro service update ...Qatar

Doha Metro services were replaced with alternative services Friday on the Gold line, with Metrolink and Metroexpress services operating as usual. Replacement bus services were provided between Al Aziziyah and Ras Bu Abboud every five minutes and Al Sadd and Bin Mahmoud every 10 minutes. Passengers were advised to alight at Al Sadd Metro station bus stop to transfer between the two services. The Souq Waqif Metro station was not served by replacement bus services while metrolink routes operated as normal. Also, M316 operations shifted to entrance 2 at Ras Bu Abboud and Metroexpress services operated as normal.

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