Jangam Station on Line 7 to Resume Service with First Train on the 31st
Service to operate from temporary station during Dobongsan-Okjeong metropolitan railway construction
Jangam Station on Subway Line 7, which had been closed for nearly a month, will resume operations at the newly built temporary station building starting with the first train on October 31.
Temporary station building at Jangam Station on Subway Line 7, which will begin operation on the 31st. Provided by Seoul Metro.
View original imageSeoul Metro announced on October 30 that Jangam Station, which closed on October 2, had completed safety inspections of its temporary station building and would begin serving passengers on October 31. The temporary station building was constructed as part of the Dobongsan–Okjeong metropolitan railway project, for which Gyeonggi Province is the project implementer. During the closure, construction crews built the temporary station and platform and connected them to the existing tracks.
After construction was completed, Seoul Metro and Gyeonggi Province conducted a joint inspection, an external specialist organization verified the facilities, and test runs were conducted to confirm safety and operational suitability. Seoul Metro also completed the administrative process on October 28, after receiving approval from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport for changes to the railway safety management system needed to operate the temporary station. The agency plans to work with Gyeonggi Province to minimize confusion among passengers after service resumes.
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Jeong Wongyu, head of the Strategic Business Division at Seoul Metro, said, "We thank the public for their understanding and cooperation during the closure of Jangam Station, and for putting up with the inconvenience. We will continue to ensure the safety of the temporary station after operations resume and work closely with Gyeonggi Province to do our utmost to ensure that passengers can use it with confidence."
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