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29 more metro stations to be built in the capital

By 2030, the number of stations in the Tashkent Metro is planned to increase from 50 to 79

06 Nov, 17:33Read in Russian

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To achieve this, an additional 32 km of lines will be constructed in the capital, Deputy Chairman of the Metro Board Yuldash Yusupov announced at a press conference.

Currently, the network spans 71 km, and after expansion, it is expected to reach 103 km. Over the past seven years, 21 stations have already been opened in the capital, and 33 km of tracks have been laid.

Simultaneously, authorities aim to increase the daily passenger flow from the current 1.2 million to 1.8 million people and reduce train intervals to 2–3 minutes. In 2027, 14 five-carriage trains are planned for procurement. The network expansion and train upgrades are intended to help the metro cope with growing demand.

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