The Teresina Metro in Brazil will experience alterations in its schedule on Monday, specifically on the 9th of October, as maintenance work is scheduled to take place for the installation of new tracks. This operation will primarily affect the service between the Ilhotas and Piçarra neighborhoods, with changes communicated by the Companhia Ferroviária e de Logística do Piauí, the agency responsible for metro operations in the region.

On this day, the first two journeys of the metro—scheduled for 6:40 AM and 8:00 AM—will depart from the Terminal Itararé Station located in the Southeast Zone of Teresina. Additionally, returning from the Engenheiro Alberto Silva Station at 8:40 AM, the train will make a detour at the Frei Serafim Station. This alteration is part of routine maintenance to ensure the safe operation and reliability of the metro service for its users.

Service is expected to resume at 3:55 PM, with the first train again departing from the Engenheiro Alberto Silva Station. Passengers are advised to remain informed about these changes and plan their travels accordingly, as the adjusted schedules could impact commute times for daily riders in the city.