Korea Railroad Corporation (KORAIL) said on the 26th that it will add late-night temporary commuter trains through 1:50 a.m. on the 27th to reduce inconvenience for customers using passenger trains in connection with the collapse of the Seosomun overpass in Seoul.

On the 26th, part of the deck collapses at the Seosomun overpass demolition site in Seodaemun-gu, Seoul, leaving six dead or injured. KORAIL suspends train service between Seoul Station and Sinchon Station and KTX service between Haengsin Station and Seoul Station. KORAIL personnel inspect the tracks near the accident site. /Courtesy of News1

The late-night temporary commuter trains will run four additional times in total. The temporary trains are scheduled to operate four times in total on four lines: the Gyeongbu Line, the Gyeongin Line, the Gyeongwon Line, and the Gyeongui-Jungang Line.

The timetable can be checked on the KORAIL website and at each station.

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