Work of metro hub

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Work of metro hub

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A metro hub is a central location where multiple metro lines intersect and passengers can transfer between them.

Metro hubs are designed to facilitate easy and efficient transfer between different metro lines.
They often have multiple levels or platforms to accommodate different lines.
Metro hubs may also have amenities such as shops, restaurants, and restrooms for passengers.
Examples of metro hubs include Grand Central Terminal in New York City and Shinjuku Station in Tokyo.
The work of a FM BSS Engineer in a metro hub would involve maintaining and optimizing the communication systems that allow for smooth operation of the metro lines and passenger safety.

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