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PRAGUE

The construction of metro D began. It was killed by a dozen enk and Hibv joke about banners

Sugar Mizzy April 21, 2022

After the Nov Dvory station, the construction of the Psnice Depot will continue, and in the future a section from Pankrce to the Mru station will be built. The Pankrc C and D substations are full of more than 120,000 passengers a day.

Metro construction D

is divided into those fz:

  • 1. fze – sec Pankrc AND Olbrachtová (2nd quarter 2022 – 3rd quarter 2029)
  • 2. fze – sec Olbrachtova- Nov Dvory (station Ndra Kr, Hospital Kr, Nov Dvory)vetn raby tunnel between Depem Psnice AND Ndra Kr (4th quarter 2023 – 3rd quarter 2029)
  • 3. fze – completion of stations Libu, Psnice and Depo Psnice (4th propeller 2025 – 3rd propeller 2029)
  • 4. fze – sec Pankrc – Nmst Mru (2nd quarter 2024 – 4th quarter 2029)

Source: Lidov newspaper

We are engaged in one of the largest infrastructure constructions in Prague. It is an extremely important step towards the development of the whole city. The city has suffered for a long time, it is only served by bus transport, so the metro will be a big change, said the mayor Adam Scheinherr.

The new route D will also serve as a link to the Central Bohemian Region, which was very popular, said President Petra Peckov.

The new metro line D will also be visually interesting. The stations will look nice, there will be a competitive competition, there will be a new navigation system on the new lines, said the mayor of Prague, Zdenk Hib.

He will come to the conclusion that construction is started at a time when building materials are very expensive. It will not be cheaper, we have to invest in the situation, he said. He emphasized the activity of the city in November that the metro project is not a bank that would mature on its own, but it needs to be addressed.

Day D for metro D, but also day D for the whole of Prague. The last new metro line was built more than 43 years ago. Specifically June 1, 1978 and today, on Thursday, April 21, 2022, the status of p @DPPOficialni the fourth line of the Prague metro, line D.

21. april 2022 at 12:17, pspvek archivovn: 21. april 2022 at 12:22

The January Transport Company (DPP) completed a geological survey in January this year, which it carried out in Pankrec in June 2019 in those cities. achty, toly and put underground spaces, which were created during the survey, will not be backfilled, but used for the subway.

The entire route from Pankrce to the Psnice Depot will open for passengers in the 3rd quarter of 2029, only a section from Pankrce to the capital Mru and in the 4th quarter of 2029. According to losk, the cost of the entire route is estimated at 100 billion crowns.

The right of construction has encountered a number of problems. The city had to agree with the owner of the land according to the fulfillment of the route. Sdruen Pankrck filed several lawsuits against the construction, including accusing the master of bias systems, which the Ministry of Transport subsequently rejected.

The construction of metro D will be in the complex, without any problems, to the director of DPP

The same complainants also filed a complaint against the issuance of a building permit. The Antimonopoly dealt with the tender for the tender, in which DPP selected the construction contractor. So this complaint was rejected.

For this year, the capital has set aside more than three billion crowns in the budget for the construction of the metro. According to two representatives of Prague, the master will pay for the construction both from his budget and through funding through the city with the European Investment Bank (EIB). At the same time, he will appeal to the government to help with the construction.

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