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Jerusalem Light Rail Service Disrupted by Protest Near Central Bus Station Jerusalem's light rail service was disrupted on Thursday due to a protest blocking tracks near the Central Bus Station. Lines L1 and L3 were temporarily split or shortened, affecting travel between key city points. Full service will resume after police approval, with passengers directed to hotlines for updates.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Jerusalem light rail service was altered on Thursday due to a protest blocking tracks. 02 Lines L1 and L3 experienced disruptions, including being split into segments or shortened. 03 The changes were implemented under police instructions near the Central Bus Station. 04 Full service is expected to resume after receiving approval from the police. 05 Passengers can obtain further information via a hotline or transportation apps. Translated and summarized by baba from Kipa , the latest report. Read Kipa’s original The coverage
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