Some 25 years after the inauguration of HaSHalom railway station, the new HaShalom terminal has opened in the station's south wing. The new terminal, serving passengers arriving from the country's south, doubles the station's area.
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The new passenger hall will smooth and improve passenger flow at the HaShalom Station, which serves 50,000 to 60,000 passengers daily. Built by Israel Railways' Operations Division at a cost of about NIS 100 million ($35 million), the new hall is an almost identical replica of the old one.
It includes two elevators and two escalators, as well as two stairways, a restroom area, and a café. The new terminal, like all of Israel Railways' stations, is fully accessible to passengers with disabilities.
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