This Is the Route that Will Take the Future Line 9 of the Santiago Metro - La Tercera

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During this Tuesday, the works of the next Line 9 of the Santiago Metro were inaugurated, one of the extension projects that are currently managed from the capital transport service.The constructions of the stretch began on August 19, an instance in which President Gabriel Boric gave the go to the project in La Pintana, sector that will connect for the first time to the underground network.Round of the Line 9The Line 9 will seek to unite the com…

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This Tuesday, August 19, in La Pintana, where the future workshops and garages will be located, the President of the Republic, Gabriel Boric Font, began the works of Line 9 of the Santiago Metro, which will allow to go from Puente Alto to the center of Santiago in approximately 35 minutes. The new Line 9 [...] The entrance Parte la construcción de Line 9 de Metro a La Pintana was first published in Desenfoque.cl.

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The President of the Republic, Gabriel Boric, shared in his X account a video that shows how will be the route of the new Line 9 of the Santiago Metro. During the afternoon of this Tuesday August 19 we took the go from La Pintana, cataloging the event as “a historic day for the south sector of Santiago”. You may also be interested to know what is the benefit that all the Metro users were waiting for. So will the Line 9 of the Santiago Metro Thro…

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Millions of Chileans will benefit from an extension of the Santiago Metro, through Line 9, which will connect to eight communes of the capital. Through 27 kilometers and with a total of 19 stations, the train service will pass through the following communes: Recoleta, Santiago, San Miguel, San Joaquín, La Granja, San Ramón, La Pintana and Puente Alto. Works of Line 9 of the Santiago Metro This Tuesday, August 19, President Gabriel Boric began th…

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The Santiago Metro officially began on Tuesday the works of the future Line 9, a route of 27 kilometers that will link the communes of Recoleta and Puente Alto, benefiting more than two million inhabitants. The ceremony began in La Pintana, place where the workshops of the new line will be located, and counted on the presence of President Gabriel Boric. The president of Metro, Guillermo Muñoz, explained to Radio Cooperativa that Line 9 will have…