Passengers walk on the tracks; train caught fire Antônio Gianetti Neto, Calmon Viana and Ferraz de Vasconcelos stations, on Line 11-Coral, will be closed due to overcrowding, according to the Military Police. The measure was announced this Thursday morning (23), when lines 11-Coral and 12-Safira, which serve cities in Alto Tietê, had their circulation affected on the third day of operation of the Trivia Trens concessionaire. According to Trivia Trens, Line 12's operation was halted, while Line 11 operated partially after a train on Line 12 started to catch fire, interrupting the power supply system. ? Click to follow the g1 Mogi das Cruzes e Suzano channel on WhatsApp Train on fire in the region of Brás da Trivia Trens station this Thursday morning (23). Reproduction/TV Globo In Alto Tietê, Line 11-Coral serves the Estudantes, Mogi das Cruzes, Brás Cubas and Jundiapeba stations, in Mogi das Cruzes; Suzano, in Suzano; Poá and Calmon Viana, in Poá; and Antonio Gianetti Neto and Ferraz de Vasconcelos, in Ferraz de Vasconcelos. Line 12-Safira serves the Calmon Viana stations, in Poá, and Aracaré, Engenheiro Manoel Feio and Itaquaquecetuba, in Itaquaquecetuba. Calmon Viana Station, in Poá, is crowded this Thursday morning (23) Maiara Barbosa/TV Diário TV Diário reporter Basílio Magno recorded above-normal slowness on Line 11-Coral during the morning. According to him, a train heading towards Barra Funda remained stopped for around 11 minutes at Ferraz de Vasconcelos station, between 5:40 am and 5:51 am, already with a large number of passengers. Still according to the reporter, at around 6:37 am, a train that arrived at the Estudantes station would only go to Corinthians-Itaquera. Through the loudspeakers, passengers were informed that the section between Corinthians-Itaquera and Palmeiras-Barra Funda was interrupted due to a power outage, and the guidance was to continue traveling via the Metro from Corinthians-Itaquera. The new concessionaire, which took over operations on Tuesday (21) and experienced errors throughout the day yesterday, says that, for safety reasons, it was necessary to carry out the assisted disembarkation of passengers who were in a train in the Brás Station region, with monitoring by the concessionaire's operational teams. Passengers walk on the Trivia train lines in the Brás station region this Thursday morning (23). Reproduction/TV Globo Metro Situation Because of the chaos on the Trivia lines, passengers are migrating to Metro Line 3-Red, which faces crowded stations. The company reported that, to ensure greater fluidity and safety for passengers, it adopted a series of operational strategies to meet increased demand. The usual fleet in operation was reinforced with the inclusion of two extra trains and, from 6am, transfers were opened at the Tatuapé and Corinthians-Itaquera stations, facilitating integration between the lines and contributing to a better distribution of passenger flow. "Intermediate maneuvers are also being carried out at Tatuapé and Penha stations, expanding the travel offer on sections with the highest concentration of passengers. Another measure adopted is sending empty trains to stations whose platforms are more crowded, providing faster boarding and reducing waiting times. Metrô also increased the number of employees at transfer stations to guide passengers and support the operation throughout the busiest period," said the company. Watch more news from Alto Tietê