Further to this, Doha Metro stations located in the Corniche area recorded 400,000 passengers during the temporary Corniche Street closure between 3rd and 5th May. Stations including National Museum, Souq Waqif, Msheireb, Al Bidda, Corniche, West Bay Qatar Energy & DECC witnessed a large turnout of passengers. The 3rd of May was the second busiest day since the opening of Doha Metro, with a total of 250,000 passengers across the 37 stations of the network. 190,000 passengers were received within the seven stations located within the Corniche area alone.It is worth noting that the highest ridership in a single day was recorded in 2019 on National Day, when Doha Metro carried 330,000 passengersOver the 3-day period of temporary closure, some metro stations saw more than 10 times the normal passenger traffic. Corniche and Souq Waqif stations were the busiest, while Al-Bidda station, located within walking distance from the Eid Festival, also witnessed an exceptional turnout from the public attending the Eid Al-Fitr Festival.Despite the heavy traffic, there was no change to our outstanding safety and security record.At the same time, metrolink and metroexpress services continued to transport passengers throughout the Corniche area. The two services provided alternative routes during the closure period, which helped transport the public around the Corniche area, allowing them to reach their destinations easily.In addition, Park & Ride facilities around metro stations made it easy for the public to park their cars and resume their journeys to the key destinations across the network. This confirms the integral role of Doha Metro in enhancing the public transport system, providing an effective alternative means of transportation. In addition, Doha Metro aids the free flow of traffic, mitigating congestion, especially during temporary road closures.