Tehran Public Transportation Record Broken

Mohsen Harmozi, Deputy of Transportation and Traffic of Tehran's Mayor, announced that during the three-day farewell and funeral ceremonies of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, a historical record for public transportation in Tehran was broken. These ceremonies resulted in a significant number of passengers being registered in the capital's public transportation system.

• Mohsen Harmozi, Deputy of Transportation and Traffic of Tehran's Mayor, made this announcement.
• A historical record for Tehran's public transportation was broken over three days.
• This record was set during the farewell and funeral ceremonies of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
• The number of passengers registered over these three days was 23 million and 715 thousand people.
• These passengers were transported via metro, buses, and taxis.. Coverage difference: Both "Akharin Khabar" and "Khabar Sedavesima" presented exactly one account and one figure, with no meaningful differences observed in emphasis, highlighting, or omission of information between them. Both media outlets, citing Mohsen Harmozi, Deputy of Transportation and Traffic of Tehran's Mayor, reported the record-breaking in Tehran's public transportation during the farewell and funeral ceremonies of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and the exact number of passengers.