New week, new traffic update Bonbecs! This Tuesday June 30th, just a heads up, the lights are orange, as no less than 4 stations will be inaccessible, with no connections guaranteed, and this (almost) all day long. But don't panic, once again, we're here to give you all the info you need to face this with ease.
Two specific spots
In detail, no trains will stop at the Argentine station (line 1), Charles de Gaulle – Étoile (lines 1, 2, and 6, plus RER A), and George V (line 1), from the start of service. For these stations, no reopening times have been specified just yet. A bit more central, the Hôtel de Ville station (lines 1 and 11) will also be inaccessible, but only starting at 9:30 AM.
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A Royal Cause
If the RATP website simply states that these closures are due to a prefectural order, we dug a little deeper to give you the full story. These disruptions are related to the presence of the King of Thailand, Rama X, and his wife, Queen Suthida, in the capital from June 28 to July 1. Their day's agenda includes a detour via the Arc de Triomphe to attend the ceremony of rekindling the flame, and a visit to Emmanuel Grégoire's new office. A decision has been made to close nearby stations to ensure their safety and the smooth running of their visit. Now you know who to direct your complaints to…
Accueilli par le ministre français de l'Intérieur, Laurent Nunez, c'est tout un protocole d'État, tant républicain que monarchique, qui a été mis en place pour le roi Rama X et la reine Suthida de #Thailande à leur arrivée ce jour à Paris. 🇹🇭👑🇫🇷 📷:Thai Royal Office #monarchie pic.twitter.com/AlXy482FxN
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