A Linha 2-Verde do Metrô operou com velocidade reduzida, na manhã desta terça-feira (16), por causa de um problema no sistema de portas da plataforma em três estações em São Paulo.
Segundo o Metrô, a restrição ocorreu nas estações Vila Prudente, Sacomã e Tamanduateí. Por causa da integração entre estações, as viagens nas linhas 15-Prata e 1-Azul também foram impactadas.
A situação foi totalmente normalizada às 9h57 e o Metrô pediu desculpas pelos transtornos causados.
Além disso, a empresa disponibilizou uma declaração de ocorrência no site da companhia para eventuais justificativas.
Passageiros relatam lentidão e tempo de espera de 30 minutos nas plataformas. Segundo eles, as portas demoram para fechar e seguir viagem.
A CNN Brasil recebeu imagens que mostram a situação das estações na manhã desta terça. Veja:
Se han cumplido 15 años del estallido del 15-M. Fue una explosión de indignación y hartazgo con la situación económica y política del país que tuvo resonancia mundial. Los jóvenes acamparon en las plazas de las principales ciudades españolas. La opinión pública se puso de su lado. Una mayoría abrumadora apoyaba la demanda de una democracia más sólida y profunda, que no estuviera sujeta a los vicios de los dos grandes partidos. La gente pensó que a través de una democracia mejor se podrían corregir las injusticias producidas por las políticas de ajuste que se llevaron a cabo tras la gran crisis de 2008.
Almost 42,000 people—including 3,400 children—took shelter in Kyiv's metro stations during Russia's mass aerial attack on the Ukrainian capital overnight on 15 June, municipal operator KP Kyivskyi Metropoliten reported.
The figures underscore the scale of civilian displacement during major strikes: Russia launched 681 aerial weapons that night—70 rockets and 611 drones of various types—the largest single recorded salvo against Ukraine. Air defenses intercepted 632 by 08:00, but 20 ballistic missiles and 27 strike drones reached their targets across 42 locations.
Metro system operates as city-wide shelter network
All 46 underground stations function as shelters around the clock during air alerts, with all vestibules open for entry, the operator said. During the overnight attack, crowding at some stations prompted an advisory: commuters were directed toward central stations—Zoloti Vorota, Teatralna, Maidan Nezalezhnosti, Khreshchatyk, Ploshcha Ukrainskykh Heroiv, and Palats Sportu—as less congested alternatives.
The operator noted average temperatures inside shelters run at 17–18°C and recommended residents bring warm clothing, blankets, or sleeping mats. Shelter-seekers were also advised to carry water or hot drinks, necessary medications, and hygiene supplies including wet and dry wipes. Those traveling with pets were advised to bring pads and bags. Bulky items—tents and inflatable mattresses in particular—were discouraged to preserve floor space for other sheltering residents, and the operator asked people to keep access paths to service rooms, restrooms, and trains clear at all times.
Five killed in Kyiv as strikes hit cultural landmarks
Five people were killed in Kyiv in the attack and 35 were injured, including two children, with rescue operations still ongoing at the time of reporting. Among the sites struck were the Assumption Cathedral of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, the Mystetskyi Arsenal arts complex adjacent to it, and the Oleksandr Dovzhenko National Film Studio, where the attack destroyed Ukraine's largest and oldest stage costume collection. Ballistic missiles also reached Dnipro and Kharkiv.
For the first time in ten years, STASY, the state-owned company that manages the Athens metro system, has rejected a request by Athens Pride to display promotional posters across the capital’s underground transit network. The sudden decision has triggered a sharp response from the festival’s organizers, who accuse the transit authority of intentionally reducing LGBTQ+ visibility.
The controversy comes just ahead of Athens Pride 2026, which is scheduled to take place on Saturday, June 13 at Syntagma Square.
Pride organizers allege unjustified sidelining by Athens Metro
According to a public complaint issued by Athens Pride, the organization followed all standard legal and administrative procedures to secure the advertising slots. For the past decade, having their campaigns displayed in metro stations was viewed by organizers as a vital achievement in reclaiming public space and promoting inclusivity.
This year, however, organizers claim their application was summarily rejected without any formal justification. Furthermore, Athens Pride noted that they were only notified of the refusal a single day before the scheduled launch of the campaign. In an emphatically worded statement, the festival’s organizers argued that the move carries significant political weight given the current social climate:
“At a time when hate speech, intolerance, and violence against our community are on the rise, decisions that restrict our visibility in the city are not neutral. They amount to a clear political stance—one that pushes us further into invisibility.”
STASY sites “prior commercial commitments”
Responding to the mounting criticism, STASY issued a statement to clarify its position and deny any political motives behind the move. The transit authority confirmed that it had proudly hosted Athens Pride campaigns for the consecutive past nine years but stated that a scheduling bottleneck made it impossible this year.
According to STASY, the advertising spaces throughout the metro network were already fully booked due to pre-existing corporate and commercial obligations during this specific timeframe.
“This year, due to existing commercial and advertising commitments for the specific period, it was not possible to host the campaign,” the company stated officially. Seeking to de-escalate the tension, STASY added that it “remains at the disposal of the organizers to explore possibilities for future cooperation.”
Despite the lack of promotional presence on the city’s transit network, organizers emphasize that the Athens Pride parade and events will go commence as planned at the heart of the capital this weekend.
O cantor Leonardo voltou a chamar atenção nas redes sociais após protagonizar uma cena inusitada durante uma abordagem de fiscalização. Embora estivesse apenas como passageiro no veículo, o sertanejo decidiu pedir aos agentes que realizassem nele o teste do bafômetro.
A situação foi compartilhada por Poliana Rocha, esposa do artista, que reagiu com bom humor ao resultado obtido. O exame apontou índice zero de álcool, fato que surpreendeu quem acompanhava a abordagem e motivou uma brincadeira da influenciadora nas redes.
Nas imagens divulgadas, Leonardo conversa com um dos fiscais e solicita espontaneamente a realização do teste. Antes da medição, o agente chegou a brincar sobre o possível resultado. No entanto, ao verificar o aparelho, constatou que o cantor não apresentava qualquer teor alcoólico.
Após a confirmação, o clima descontraído continuou. Leonardo aproveitou o momento para cantar um trecho de uma de suas músicas para o agente responsável pela fiscalização, arrancando risadas dos presentes.
O vídeo rapidamente repercutiu nas redes sociais e gerou uma série de comentários bem-humorados. Muitos internautas demonstraram surpresa com o resultado e fizeram piadas sobre o equipamento utilizado, enquanto outros destacaram o caráter descontraído da situação.
A gravação acabou se transformando em mais um episódio curioso envolvendo o sertanejo, conhecido por seu jeito irreverente e pelas brincadeiras frequentes compartilhadas com fãs na internet.
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