Metro Trains Melbourne CEO Raymond O’Flaherty says the network is focused on getting “everyone home this evening on time” now that trains are back up and running. The Optus outage on Wednesday morning brought the train network in Melbourne to a halt. Mr O’Flaherty revealed the Metro is now “back up and running” after the outage.
Metro Trains Melbourne CEO Raymond O’Flaherty says the network is focused on getting “everyone home this evening on time” now that trains are back up and running.Mr O’Flaherty revealed the Metro is now “back up and running” after the outage.
“Passengers would have experienced delays for the entire morning, I’m pleased that now we are back up and running reliably again, I do want to really apologise for the delays today,” he told a press conference on Wednesday afternoon.The CEO also said he is “hoping” Optus solves their issues “as soon as possible.”
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