Metro operators have opened train doors before all the cars reach the station platform once this month and twice in July, bringing the total recorded number of such incidents to 23 since January, Metro officials said.
The July and August numbers represent a significant slowdown in the pace of the errors, which occurred as frequently as four times a week in the first month after Metro disabled its automatic doors system in April, forcing operators to open doors manually by pushing a button.
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