Governor Samuel García said the final of 1,300 concrete beams for Metrorrey Line 6 went into place on Oct. 18 in Apodaca, completing the elevated viaduct.
It is a civil-works milestone, not an operating date. Construction remains on the line’s 21 stations and platforms, followed by electrical and electromechanical installation and system testing; the reports give no passenger-service date.
Officials said lanes on Miguel Alemán and Constitución that were closed for Metro work would reopen gradually as construction clears. The reports do not give a date for full reopening.
- Milestone: the final viaduct beam was placed on Oct. 18, according to the state governor.
- Beam count: 1,300 for the Line 6 viaduct.
- Route section: Hospital de Ginecología to Centro de Apodaca.
- Work remaining: 21 stations and platforms, plus electrical and electromechanical systems.
- Traffic: lanes on Miguel Alemán and Constitución are to return gradually as work clears.
- Passenger-service date: not stated in the reports.