Seoul Subway Line 1 resumed service at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Station after emergency power line repairs. The issue, which began at 3:45 p.m., caused trains to skip the station and run behind schedule, with repairs completed by 5:12 p.m.
Seoul Subway Line 1 experienced disruptions on Monday due to emergency power line repair work, causing trains bound for Yeoncheon Station to skip Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Station and run behind schedule. Korea Railroad Corp. (KORAIL) is investigating the exact cause of the issue.
A power outage on Seoul Subway Line 1 caused significant delays and chaos for commuters during the morning rush hour on Wednesday. Services were suspended on a section in northern Seoul for emergency repairs, leading to crowded stations and passenger congestion.
A power outage on Seoul Subway Line 1 caused significant delays and chaos during the morning rush hour on Wednesday. Services were disrupted between Changdong and Sinimun stations, affecting the entire line and leading to crowded platforms.
A disability rights group, SADD, resumed its subway boarding protest in Seoul after a six-month break. Activists demanded government budget allocation for disabled rights and reinstatement of laid-off workers, causing minor delays.
