Train riders using the Mexico City Metro take advantage of the cool mist sprayed by one of the 10 fans at the Hidalgo station, the hottest location in the underground system. In spring and summer, 99 sprayers and misting fans are switched on in Mexico City’s metro stations to reduce the temperature.

Mayela Sánchez, GPJ Mexico

Train riders using the Mexico City Metro take advantage of the cool mist sprayed by one of the 10 fans at the Hidalgo station, the hottest location in the underground system. In spring and summer, 99 sprayers and misting fans are switched on in Mexico City’s metro stations to reduce the temperature.

Mayela Sánchez, GPJ Mexico

Train riders using the Mexico City Metro take advantage of the cool mist sprayed by one of the 10 fans at the Hidalgo station, the hottest location in the underground system. In spring and summer, 99 sprayers and misting fans are switched on in Mexico City’s metro stations to reduce the temperature.

Mayela Sánchez, GPJ Mexico

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Train riders using the Mexico City Metro take advantage of the cool mist sprayed by one of the 10 fans at the Hidalgo station, the hottest location in the underground system. In spring and summer, 99 sprayers and misting fans are switched on in Mexico City’s metro stations to reduce the temperature.

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By Mayela Sánchez Senior Reporter
July 9, 2017
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