On Saturday morning, Hanoi residents and tourists crowded onto the Nhon - Hanoi station metro train to experience the experience, making the train cars crowded.

On the first Saturday morning after the Nhon - Hanoi station metro line officially opened its elevated section, many families came to experience the journey. In the photo, Ms. Lieu and her family parked their car to prepare to go to the train station. She said she had just returned to Hanoi from Yen Bai, and her place was near the mid-line station, so she came here right away. There is currently no parking lot for passengers around the stations from Nhon to Cau Giay. At Cau Giay station in front of the University of Transport, from morning to noon it is always crowded with people every time the train arrives. Currently, there are no instructions for passengers to get off the train first before letting people on, so crowded scenes and people standing blocking the exit at the door often occur. Inside the carriages were packed with passengers, especially when the train reached the first and last stations of the line, while the stations in between were less crowded. A girl felt suffocated when she squeezed into a crowded train. Because there are few seats, people mostly stand on the train. Many children sit on the floor. Two children stood clinging to the pole, but were not given their seats by the adults. At this time, in addition to families organizing free experiences, many people take advantage of using the metro to go to work. Mr. Nguyen Viet Thanh (carrying a bag; currently working at the University of Transport) has been using the Nhon - Hanoi Railway Station metro train to go to work since August 8. "My house is on the line, very close to Cau Dien station, so I'm really looking forward to this railway line. If it only serves morning trips and afternoon trips, this means of transport is very good for me," said Mr. Thanh. Mr. Nghi came from another province to Hanoi and today he had a chance to try the metro. After going to Cau Giay station, he wanted to go back but could not tell where the train in front of him was going. He asked another passenger standing in the car to go to Cau Dien. Due to the large number of passengers, security forces had difficulty controlling all potentially unsafe locations. While waiting for the train to depart, some passengers stuck their heads out to look around. There are few seats to wait for the train so many groups of passengers squat on the platform. From 8:00 a.m. on August 8, the 8.5km elevated section of the Nhon - Hanoi Railway Station metro line officially began commercial operation. During the first 15 days, passengers will be exempted from single-trip tickets.

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