mycarforum: ALL consolidated SMRT/NEL/KTM simisai BREAKDOWNS here! part 14

http://transport.asi...south-line-smrt

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AsiaOne | Thursday, Aug 13, 2015

SINGAPORE - A track fault has caused delays for commuters travelling on the North-South line, SMRT said via its Twitter account on Thursday evening.

In the first of two tweets posted, SMRT said that a track fault at Bishan had caused an estimated 10-minute delay for commuters travelling from Marina Bay to Ang Mo Kio.

A second tweet was then posted at about 7pm, saying that the delay was now about 15 minutes.

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Yeah right. 10mins delay, 15mins delay, add together additional 1-2hr to reach your destination.

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Actually do the ministers know about this? Or are they really reading this and think,"aiya, 10-15mins delay only"?

Do they seriously know what commuters have to go through? I highly doubt it.

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Edited by Watwheels, 14 August 2015 - 09:28 AM.

Need to step up maintenance of train system: Lui Tuck Yew - See more at: http://news.asiaone....h.czFgPt2W.dpuf

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the picture saying something

Edited by Mustank, 14 August 2015 - 03:36 PM.

Need to step up maintenance of train system: Lui Tuck Yew - See more at: http://news.asiaone....h.czFgPt2W.dpuf

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the picture saying something

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Looks more happy dan striking 4D.

the picture saying something

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Yes... saying something :XD: :XD: :XD:

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Looks more happy dan striking 4D.

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Yes... saying something

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rod loh!

Need to step up maintenance of train system: Lui Tuck Yew - See more at: http://news.asiaone....h.czFgPt2W.dpuf

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the picture saying something

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oh wow, all of a sudden he is MRT asspert ... please lor, everybody knows maintenance is the priority ... instead he focused on sheltered walkways, free wifi etc ...� skirting the main issue.

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oh wow, all of a sudden he is MRT asspert ... please lor, everybody knows maintenance is the priority ... instead he focused on sheltered walkways, free wifi etc ...� skirting the main issue.

Don't say like that
He knows main course will take time so he play some soft music, give free wifi, employ xmm, appease diners abit [grin]

He's not running MRT lah .. a few other generals in SMRT and LTA are. MOT takes care of much more than MRT, ports lah, airport lah, roads lah, .. river lah ..

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oh wow, all of a sudden he is MRT asspert ... please lor, everybody knows maintenance is the priority ... instead he focused on sheltered walkways, free wifi etc ...� skirting the main issue.

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Don't say like that
He knows main course will take time so he play some soft music, give free wifi, employ xmm, appease diners abit

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wah, his main course I wait 5 year already lei ...

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previous one also another 5 years ...

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like waiting for The Incredibles Part 2 ... :ouch-it-hurts:

rook like this

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Need to step up maintenance of train system: Lui Tuck Yew - See more at: http://news.asiaone....h.czFgPt2W.dpuf

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the picture saying something

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Deeply Concerned has left the room ....

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Deeply Concerned has left the room ....

actually he one of the more steady fellows
Do work no politics one
Not like some others, can't do work well, still lots of jjww

He's not running MRT lah .. a few other generals in SMRT and LTA are. MOT takes care of much more than MRT, ports lah, airport lah, roads lah, .. river lah ..

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They should split out for ONE minister to handle land transport, and get one of those other no portfolio ministars in charge of the rest.

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Land transport alone one man cannot even handle how to handle air land sea?� He is no SEAL hor....

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They should split out for ONE minister to handle land transport, and get one of those other no portfolio ministars in charge of the rest.

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Land transport alone one man cannot even handle how to handle air land sea?� He is no SEAL hor....

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er, so means those no portfolio ones really have to work�and have clear�responsibility�.. ? :secret-laugh:

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but I scared wait split into air + sea + land means 3 guys doing it and we have to pay 3 salaries instead of 1 ... $6m lei ... a lot of money ...

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They should split out for ONE minister to handle land transport, and get one of those other no portfolio ministars in charge of the rest.

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Land transport alone one man cannot even handle how to handle air land sea?� He is no SEAL hor....

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The fundamental issue doesn't lie with the number of minister handling the issue. There's just too many ppl overloading the trains and rail network. Even if they put 10-20 heads together to try to solve the problem also no use. It's a matter of too late, before they increase population they should have done the necessary. If not Mr Lui also won't leave. If he's shorthanded or lack of manpower all he has to do is give command and he shall have it.

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Other areas of transportation like air and sea have their respective CEOs to handle and they do not have the same issue of overcrowding...maybe in the future but not right now.

Edited by Watwheels, 15 August 2015 - 04:35 PM.

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The fundamental issue doesn't lie with the number of minister handling the issue. There's just too many ppl overloading the trains and rail network. Even if they put 10-20 heads together to try to solve the problem also no use. It's a matter of too late, before they increase population they should have done the necessary. If not Mr Lui also won't leave. If he's shorthanded or lack of manpower all he has to do is give command and he shall have it.

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Other areas of transportation like air and sea have their respective CEOs to handle and they do not have the same issue of overcrowding...maybe in the future but not right now.

You got the point. You are right.

Even my work place got too many people. Some do not even want to do work. Just malingering around as if they are tourists here for sight-seeing.

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oh wow, all of a sudden he is MRT asspert ... please lor, everybody knows maintenance is the priority ... instead he focused on sheltered walkways, free wifi etc ...� skirting the main issue.

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Yes, because he is leaving that's why he is suddenly the expert.

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Previously he already knows all these issues but why bring it up to shoot himself? Now that he is leaving, he can finally speak the truth.

Soldiers to help in major train disruptions

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Soldiers will be roped in as marshals to give directions to stricken commuters in the event of a massive train breakdown, The Straits Times has learnt.

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The Land Transport Authority (LTA), which is beefing up its contingency plans, has approached the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) to explore deploying the men in green to give directions and manage crowds. They will be tapped only during large-scale disruptions.

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LTA said that personnel from the police, Public Transport Security Command (Transcom) and the Singapore Civil Defence Force are already helping LTA and the public transport operators in managing such incidents.

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An LTA spokesman told The Straits Times that it "will also work with other agencies like the Defence Ministry (Mindef) to provide additional manpower resources if necessary".

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When contacted, Mindef confirmed the move, saying that SAF will work with LTA in the event of a major disruption, "while maintaining our primary responsibility to safeguard our security environment".

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The latest move comes on the back of a spate of major incidents involving Singapore's rail system.

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The most recent was the massive July 7 breakdown of the North-South and East-West MRT lines, which affected some 250,000 commuters during the peak hour.

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When trains broke down around 7pm, there were accounts of people not managing to reach home until close to midnight. Some walked all the way.

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A review was conducted in the wake of the incident, said Senior Minister of State for Transport Josephine Teo in Parliament on Monday.

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It was found that the contingency plans of rail operator SMRT were "not adequate" to handle the scale of the breakdown, she added.As a result, trunk bus services calling at MRT stations hit by delays or breakdowns will be ramped up to provide alternative travel options for commuters, said Mrs Teo.

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Transport expert Park Byung Joon said that tapping on the military during massive disruptions makes sense, as soldiers can be called up and deployed at short notice and "can channel commuters to the right places as quickly as possible".

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The adjunct associate professor at SIM University said using the military as "an alternative backup manpower" during such incidents is not unheard of.

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He pointed out that some special force troops in the South Korean army learn how to operate trains, to ensure train services continue in the event of a strike by train drivers.

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Alex Yam, deputy chairman of the Government Parliamentary Committee for Defence and Foreign Affairs, said deploying SAF personnel at MRT stations is not entirely new as soldiers are already put in key installations like Jurong Island and Changi Airport to conduct patrols.

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They also have experience in crowd control during major national events like the National Day Parade.Mr Yam added: "Transcom already has a sizeable pool of officers, so activating military men will not be the first course of action. It is a last resort."

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http://news.asiaone....ain-disruptions

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Soldiers to help in major train disruptions

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Soldiers will be roped in as marshals to give directions to stricken commuters in the event of a massive train breakdown, The Straits Times has learnt.

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The Land Transport Authority (LTA), which is beefing up its contingency plans, has approached the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) to explore deploying the men in green to give directions and manage crowds. They will be tapped only during large-scale disruptions.

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LTA said that personnel from the police, Public Transport Security Command (Transcom) and the Singapore Civil Defence Force are already helping LTA and the public transport operators in managing such incidents.

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An LTA spokesman told The Straits Times that it "will also work with other agencies like the Defence Ministry (Mindef) to provide additional manpower resources if necessary".

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When contacted, Mindef confirmed the move, saying that SAF will work with LTA in the event of a major disruption, "while maintaining our primary responsibility to safeguard our security environment".

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The latest move comes on the back of a spate of major incidents involving Singapore's rail system.

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The most recent was the massive July 7 breakdown of the North-South and East-West MRT lines, which affected some 250,000 commuters during the peak hour.

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When trains broke down around 7pm, there were accounts of people not managing to reach home until close to midnight. Some walked all the way.

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A review was conducted in the wake of the incident, said Senior Minister of State for Transport Josephine Teo in Parliament on Monday.

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It was found that the contingency plans of rail operator SMRT were "not adequate" to handle the scale of the breakdown, she added.As a result, trunk bus services calling at MRT stations hit by delays or breakdowns will be ramped up to provide alternative travel options for commuters, said Mrs Teo.

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Transport expert Park Byung Joon said that tapping on the military during massive disruptions makes sense, as soldiers can be called up and deployed at short notice and "can channel commuters to the right places as quickly as possible".

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The adjunct associate professor at SIM University said using the military as "an alternative backup manpower" during such incidents is not unheard of.

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He pointed out that some special force troops in the South Korean army learn how to operate trains, to ensure train services continue in the event of a strike by train drivers.

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Alex Yam, deputy chairman of the Government Parliamentary Committee for Defence and Foreign Affairs, said deploying SAF personnel at MRT stations is not entirely new as soldiers are already put in key installations like Jurong Island and Changi Airport to conduct patrols.

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They also have experience in crowd control during major national events like the National Day Parade.Mr Yam added: "Transcom already has a sizeable pool of officers, so activating military men will not be the first course of action. It is a last resort."

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http://news.asiaone....ain-disruptions

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Well that is one way to increase crowd control without spending a cent.� [laugh]

its a bird!!! no, its a plane!!!

no!! it is SAF!!!! :grin:

Soldiers to help in major train disruptions

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Soldiers will be roped in as marshals to give directions to stricken commuters in the event of a massive train breakdown, The Straits Times has learnt.

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The Land Transport Authority (LTA), which is beefing up its contingency plans, has approached the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) to explore deploying the men in green to give directions and manage crowds. They will be tapped only during large-scale disruptions.

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LTA said that personnel from the police, Public Transport Security Command (Transcom) and the Singapore Civil Defence Force are already helping LTA and the public transport operators in managing such incidents.

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An LTA spokesman told The Straits Times that it "will also work with other agencies like the Defence Ministry (Mindef) to provide additional manpower resources if necessary".

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When contacted, Mindef confirmed the move, saying that SAF will work with LTA in the event of a major disruption, "while maintaining our primary responsibility to safeguard our security environment".

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The latest move comes on the back of a spate of major incidents involving Singapore's rail system.

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The most recent was the massive July 7 breakdown of the North-South and East-West MRT lines, which affected some 250,000 commuters during the peak hour.

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When trains broke down around 7pm, there were accounts of people not managing to reach home until close to midnight. Some walked all the way.

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A review was conducted in the wake of the incident, said Senior Minister of State for Transport Josephine Teo in Parliament on Monday.

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It was found that the contingency plans of rail operator SMRT were "not adequate" to handle the scale of the breakdown, she added.As a result, trunk bus services calling at MRT stations hit by delays or breakdowns will be ramped up to provide alternative travel options for commuters, said Mrs Teo.

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Transport expert Park Byung Joon said that tapping on the military during massive disruptions makes sense, as soldiers can be called up and deployed at short notice and "can channel commuters to the right places as quickly as possible".

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The adjunct associate professor at SIM University said using the military as "an alternative backup manpower" during such incidents is not unheard of.

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He pointed out that some special force troops in the South Korean army learn how to operate trains, to ensure train services continue in the event of a strike by train drivers.

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Alex Yam, deputy chairman of the Government Parliamentary Committee for Defence and Foreign Affairs, said deploying SAF personnel at MRT stations is not entirely new as soldiers are already put in key installations like Jurong Island and Changi Airport to conduct patrols.

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They also have experience in crowd control during major national events like the National Day Parade.Mr Yam added: "Transcom already has a sizeable pool of officers, so activating military men will not be the first course of action. It is a last resort."

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http://news.asiaone....ain-disruptions

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One more training for our NSF - How to handle disgruntle commuters� [laugh] � [laugh] �

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One more training for our NSF - How to handle disgruntle commuters� � �

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Priceless training!� [laugh] � [thumbsup]

Can report sick when trains breakdown? :XD:

Edited by Watwheels, 21 August 2015 - 09:24 AM.

Can report sick when trains breakdown?

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LOL! Those stay out NSF even better.� How�to get to affected train station when there is no train service???! [laugh] ��

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LOL! Those stay out NSF even better.� How�to get to affected train station when there is no train service???! ��

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Keng king will come up with excuses to excuse train marshal duty ok.

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Well that is one way to increase crowd control without spending a cent.�

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somebody at SMRT thinks he is still a General ? [:p]

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Precedence is being set here, private profit-making company can tap on�national (defence) resources when it can't cope.

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So we tax payers are still footing the bill when SMRT does not get their act together ?

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LOL! Those stay out NSF even better.� How�to get to affected train station when there is no train service???! ��

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oh dear ... then activate duty personnel to fetch ... [laugh]

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Guard 2IC one person man gate can already ...

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somebody at SMRT thinks he is still a General ?

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Precedence is being set here, private profit-making company can tap on�national (defence) resources when it can't cope.

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So we tax payers are still footing the bill when SMRT does not get their act together ?

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oh dear ... then activate duty personnel to fetch ...

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Guard 2IC one person man gate can already ...

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You all like to mention go back in camp training do nothing, play game and sleep. Very soon NSmen will kenna activated too. LoL...

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Very soon you will see yourself carrying a big backpack with your No.4 and boots when taking train, breakdown only change parade. LoL...

Soldiers to help in major train disruptions

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Soldiers will be roped in as marshals to give directions to stricken commuters in the event of a massive train breakdown, The Straits Times has learnt.

�

The Land Transport Authority (LTA), which is beefing up its contingency plans, has approached the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) to explore deploying the men in green to give directions and manage crowds. They will be tapped only during large-scale disruptions.

�

LTA said that personnel from the police, Public Transport Security Command (Transcom) and the Singapore Civil Defence Force are already helping LTA and the public transport operators in managing such incidents.

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An LTA spokesman told The Straits Times that it "will also work with other agencies like the Defence Ministry (Mindef) to provide additional manpower resources if necessary".

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When contacted, Mindef confirmed the move, saying that SAF will work with LTA in the event of a major disruption, "while maintaining our primary responsibility to safeguard our security environment".

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The latest move comes on the back of a spate of major incidents involving Singapore's rail system.

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The most recent was the massive July 7 breakdown of the North-South and East-West MRT lines, which affected some 250,000 commuters during the peak hour.

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When trains broke down around 7pm, there were accounts of people not managing to reach home until close to midnight. Some walked all the way.

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A review was conducted in the wake of the incident, said Senior Minister of State for Transport Josephine Teo in Parliament on Monday.

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It was found that the contingency plans of rail operator SMRT were "not adequate" to handle the scale of the breakdown, she added.As a result, trunk bus services calling at MRT stations hit by delays or breakdowns will be ramped up to provide alternative travel options for commuters, said Mrs Teo.

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Transport expert Park Byung Joon said that tapping on the military during massive disruptions makes sense, as soldiers can be called up and deployed at short notice and "can channel commuters to the right places as quickly as possible".

�

The adjunct associate professor at SIM University said using the military as "an alternative backup manpower" during such incidents is not unheard of.

�

He pointed out that some special force troops in the South Korean army learn how to operate trains, to ensure train services continue in the event of a strike by train drivers.

�

Alex Yam, deputy chairman of the Government Parliamentary Committee for Defence and Foreign Affairs, said deploying SAF personnel at MRT stations is not entirely new as soldiers are already put in key installations like Jurong Island and Changi Airport to conduct patrols.

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They also have experience in crowd control during major national events like the National Day Parade.Mr Yam added: "Transcom already has a sizeable pool of officers, so activating military men will not be the first course of action. It is a last resort."

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http://news.asiaone....ain-disruptions

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they should start to give free train rides for NSF if they want them to help ....

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You all like to mention go back in camp training do nothing, play game and sleep. Very soon NSmen will kenna activated too. LoL...

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Very soon you will see yourself carrying a big backpack with your No.4 and boots when taking train, breakdown only change parade. LoL...

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But hor ... �my No 4 is different camouflage one ... and my rank is sew on type one ...

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If train breakdown in the middle of the tunnel I go where and change�?

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or so long as I have "good intentions" can already ... [:p]

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they should start to give free train rides for NSF if they want them to help ....

When nsboy take train ride, cannot sit
When things happen, nsboy do work
Jin hard life

Soldiers to help in major train disruptions

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Soldiers will be roped in as marshals to give directions to stricken commuters in the event of a massive train breakdown, The Straits Times has learnt.

�

The Land Transport Authority (LTA), which is beefing up its contingency plans, has approached the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) to explore deploying the men in green to give directions and manage crowds. They will be tapped only during large-scale disruptions.

�

LTA said that personnel from the police, Public Transport Security Command (Transcom) and the Singapore Civil Defence Force are already helping LTA and the public transport operators in managing such incidents.

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An LTA spokesman told The Straits Times that it "will also work with other agencies like the Defence Ministry (Mindef) to provide additional manpower resources if necessary".

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When contacted, Mindef confirmed the move, saying that SAF will work with LTA in the event of a major disruption, "while maintaining our primary responsibility to safeguard our security environment".

�

The latest move comes on the back of a spate of major incidents involving Singapore's rail system.

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The most recent was the massive July 7 breakdown of the North-South and East-West MRT lines, which affected some 250,000 commuters during the peak hour.

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When trains broke down around 7pm, there were accounts of people not managing to reach home until close to midnight. Some walked all the way.

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A review was conducted in the wake of the incident, said Senior Minister of State for Transport Josephine Teo in Parliament on Monday.

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It was found that the contingency plans of rail operator SMRT were "not adequate" to handle the scale of the breakdown, she added.As a result, trunk bus services calling at MRT stations hit by delays or breakdowns will be ramped up to provide alternative travel options for commuters, said Mrs Teo.

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Transport expert Park Byung Joon said that tapping on the military during massive disruptions makes sense, as soldiers can be called up and deployed at short notice and "can channel commuters to the right places as quickly as possible".

�

The adjunct associate professor at SIM University said using the military as "an alternative backup manpower" during such incidents is not unheard of.

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He pointed out that some special force troops in the South Korean army learn how to operate trains, to ensure train services continue in the event of a strike by train drivers.

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Alex Yam, deputy chairman of the Government Parliamentary Committee for Defence and Foreign Affairs, said deploying SAF personnel at MRT stations is not entirely new as soldiers are already put in key installations like Jurong Island and Changi Airport to conduct patrols.

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They also have experience in crowd control during major national events like the National Day Parade.Mr Yam added: "Transcom already has a sizeable pool of officers, so activating military men will not be the first course of action. It is a last resort."

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http://news.asiaone....ain-disruptions

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The obvious solution when we have generals being the bosses at Transport Ministry, LTA, AND SMRT......

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My�suggestion will be using the 3 tonners or 5 tonners to ferry the passengers, not just crowd control.� Why want to control angry crowd?� Better transport them out of the way.�

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Better solution than reported right?

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Well that is one way to increase crowd control without spending a cent.�

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yeah, free manpower without increasing expenses.

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so actually SMRT very the�smart, own house�unsound never mind, escalate matters to national level and now Mindef also involved. want to play, play BIG BIG ...

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CEO salary still take.

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Must carry rifle during marshalling duties. Any commuters kpkb, chut bayonet can liao.

When nsboy take train ride, cannot sit
When things happen, nsboy do work
Jin hard life

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ya lor ... after this probably get one day off-in-lieu if�PC got heart.

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Must carry rifle during marshalling duties. Any commuters kpkb, chut bayonet can liao.

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wah, need to refresh Pattern No 1, Pattern No 2 ...

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This afternoon PT lesson all change to bayonet fighting refresher course ... Encik, please co-ordinate ...

so the CEO wear army general uniform too ?
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so the CEO wear army general uniform too ?
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yes ... and lead from aircon room.

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his No 4 still got the�fold lines�cos just take out from wrapper one.

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[laugh]

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yes ... and lead from aircon room.

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his No 4 still got the�fold lines�cos just take out from wrapper one.

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hahaha how to trust our Generals in battle like that .........�

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hahaha how to trust our Generals in battle like that .........�

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So now go reservist is go MRT station?

They just totally lost whatever minute chance i might have had to give them a vote. This is THE stupidest thing i've read this week.�

Edited by Mockngbrd, 21 August 2015 - 04:25 PM.

If the MRT is still government owned, cheap fares and so on, i'm still ok with Army helping out.

Can report sick when trains breakdown?

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But hor ... �my No 4 is different camouflage one ... and my rank is sew on type one ...

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If train breakdown in the middle of the tunnel I go where and change�?

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or so long as I have "good intentions" can already ...

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Do this loh...

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KNN, must well nationalized the whole public transport - get NS boys to drive trains, buses....

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What a captive labour pool without need to worry about shortage of manpower.

Edited by Kangadrool, 21 August 2015 - 05:06 PM.

poker responding to tuck yew calls for help

Privatised company providing public service requesting national servicemen to help.

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So it should be nationalised then instead of privatised.

Privatised company providing public service requesting national servicemen to help.
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So it should be nationalised then instead of privatised.

Nationalised than certain familee and friends, can not openly buy shares to earn dividend

If the MRT is still government owned, cheap fares and so on, i'm still ok with Army helping out.

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I agree. But now its a for-profit company, every year raise fare still cannot make it work, now need Ah Boy to help out also.

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Got profit shiok shiok get increment and bonus. Got problem say things like unforeseen, too many people take train at the same time, third rail, water leak, no resources etc ...

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:omg:

Privatised company providing public service requesting national servicemen to help.

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So it should be nationalised then instead of privatised.

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I also think public transport should be nationalised since we can't seem to make it work under a for-profit model, but this takes a lot of political will and balls to change the model at this juncture.

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I agree. But now its a for-profit company, every year raise fare still cannot make it work, now need Ah Boy to help out also.

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Got profit shiok shiok get increment and bonus. Got problem say things like unforeseen, too many people take train at the same time, third rail, water leak, no resources etc ...

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just heard on radio there is SAF open mob.

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is it MRT spoil� ? [:p]

Screw them.

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No way I will report back if they call me. More likely, folks like Lala81 will benefit from more people reporting sick.

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Did a search on Stephanie Tng on FB and this is what came up instead :nosebleed:

So now go reservist is go MRT station?

They just totally lost whatever minute chance i might have had to give them a vote. This is THE stupidest thing i've read this week.�

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have to read the SAF100 clearly to say where is reporting location� [:p]

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or maybe can kee chiu to volunteer for�favourite station�?

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Did a search on Stephanie Tng on FB and this is what came up instead

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hmm ... I think someone already knew it so put name to lead us there ... :ninja:

International engineering firm Parsons Brinckerhoff clinched a pair of contracts worth $14m to conduct a health check on Singapore's MRT network. http://str.sg/Z7tF

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Time for fare increases� :yuush: � :XD:

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health check only costs $14M ... ho say liao ...

Edited by Wt_know, 29 August 2015 - 09:07 PM.

Whoa, so secretive? Is it becoz GE is around the corner? LoL...

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Parsons Brinckerhoff refused to comment on the deal, saying it was "highly sensitive" and that it had signed a non-disclosure agreement with the Land Transport Authority (LTA). The LTA did not respond by press time.
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Mr Lui already backing out lor why so scared?

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Talk so much about transparency. What irony.

wtf !!!

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who is paying for the health check ?

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now I am really worried, SMRT themselves don't know what is the state of the system ... hong kan liao lah ... :beaten:

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no wonder need to activate our NS boys ... its due to their own incompetency ... pui !

International engineering firm Parsons Brinckerhoff clinched a pair of contracts worth $14m to conduct a health check on Singapore's MRT network. http://str.sg/Z7tF
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Jin ho tan, who's paying huh...

International engineering firm Parsons Brinckerhoff clinched a pair of contracts worth $14m to conduct a health check on Singapore's MRT network. http://str.sg/Z7tF
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Yes, $14 million only consultation fee, exclude " medicine " , and maybe exclude cost of X-Ray and any other test needed to confirm the diagnosis

I hope they are not overpaying for the check...

Jin ho tan, who's paying huh...

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You and everybody else :ph34r:

Jin ho tan, who's paying huh...

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We, the citizens of Singapore ...

Check already 1.4mil, dare not imagine how much to fix abd improve any faulty finding.. billions form?.... [shakehead]

Check already 1.4mil, dare not imagine how much to fix abd improve any faulty finding.. billions form?....

During LKY's time, there were mentioned concern with brain drain (emigration of the better citizens). Now the concern is to fill the vacancies left behind with any 3rd world immigrants. Could be among reasons for the repeated breakdowns and other issues.

Signalling fault causes train delay on North-East Line-
http://singaporeseen...north-east-line

During LKY's time, there were mentioned concern with brain drain (emigration of the better citizens). Now the concern is to fill the vacancies left behind with any 3rd world immigrants. Could be among reasons for the repeated breakdowns and other issues.

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Signalling fault causes train delay on North-East Line-
http://singaporeseen...north-east-line

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actually NEL already had some delays on Monday evening, but not reported ... I wonder why ... [confused]

cannot self-check meh? Self-check FOC + integrity.

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International engineering firm Parsons Brinckerhoff clinched a pair of contracts worth $14m to conduct a health check on Singapore's MRT network. http://str.sg/Z7tF

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cannot self-check meh? Self-check FOC + integrity.

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last time they self-check they gave themselves�B I think ... look what happened ...

B if not improved/upgraded, will become C.

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It's C now. [:p]

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last time they self-check they gave themselves�B I think ... look what happened ...

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B if not improved/upgraded, will become C.

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It's C now.

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Don't think their service worth even a C. Everytime when i take the mrt, never failed to make my blood pressure high. [thumbsdown]

A, B, C
Giam cai cha loh tee [grin]

Hopefully there won't be any breakdown today even though there is an extension of the time ....

Hopefully there won't be any breakdown today even though there is an extension of the time ....

Why extension?

Why extension?

So that you can have additional time to be cooled in the trains

SINGAPORE - SMRT will extend its train services and selected bus services on Sept 10, the eve of Polling Day.

In a release on Friday morning, the public transport operator announced that extended hours will apply to the North-South Line, East-West Line, Circle Line and Bukit Panjang LRT.

The last trains from City Hall MRT station to Jurong East and Marina Bay will leave at 12.30am. The service terminating at Marina South Pier will be extended to 12.13am.

Edited by Ktglfc, 10 September 2015 - 10:19 AM.

smrt do self-grading.

gahmen do self-check.

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that's why they both failed miserably.

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how about students grade themselves, employees grade themselves, and reward themselves ?

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smrt do self-grading.
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how about students grade themselves, employees grade themselves, and reward themselves ?

Like that will be ???????... (in hokkien)

Yes, $14 million only consultation fee, exclude " medicine " , and maybe exclude cost of X-Ray and any other test needed to confirm the diagnosis

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this morning had breakdown?

this morning had breakdown?

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Yes. Got an alert from My Transport app. But very quickly resolved liao.

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Yes. Got an alert from My Transport app. But very quickly resolved liao.

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False alarm?

Finally they are efficient !

this morning had breakdown?

Breakdown? Where?

Breakdown? Where?

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NEL train disruption leaves commuters stranded at Potong Pasir MRT Station
http://singaporeseen...at-potong-pasir

SMRT fined record $5.4m for July 7 breakdown that crippled North-South and East-West lines. http://str.sg/ZBH2

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Lai liao lai liao.... The moment you have all been waiting for (or predicted).... Fare increase! :XD: :XD: :XD:

holy smoky
a freaking $5.4M
who is going to pay?
how to increase $5.4M revenue?

SMRT fined record $5.4m for July 7 breakdown that crippled North-South and East-West lines. http://str.sg/ZBH2

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Lai liao lai liao.... The moment you have all been waiting for (or predicted).... Fare increase!

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deducted from CEO and Board of Directors' salary ? :slow:

everything but this ... self praised grade B leh ...

deducted from CEO and Board of Directors' salary ?

everything but this ... self praised grade B leh ...
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if this is B, I shudder to think what is C ... :sick:

SAF world and real world is different thing.

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deducted from CEO and Board of Directors' salary ?

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You think possible meh? [smash] Tio toto and 4D easier [laugh] [laugh]

and there is still the $14m health check to pay for ...

Ai yo. Kbw haven't fully settle down as transport minister and train already started given him problem.

Only day 1 after appointment...not a good omen�

The train system here already have problem no matter who is taking over as transport minister lor.

The train system here already have problem no matter who is taking over as transport minister lor.

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ya lor...just bcos the WAN took over, means he use JEDI force ah to prevent breakdown

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he asked us to be patient as he's still into his honeymoon period. :XD:

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Ai yo. Kbw haven't fully settle down as transport minister and train already started given him problem.

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I thought the appointment only officially start from 1st Oct which is tomorrow?

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So Khaw will said... "Heng ah"... not my problem yet� [laugh] � [laugh] � [laugh]

but since LTY already no longer the transport minister... who's in-charge now?? Josephine since she's the next senior in-charge???�

Josephine too will just smile her way thru' with her pearlie whites.

God's will. Nobody's fault. Please move on.... until the next breakdown.

They will say not consider breakdown lor, since the train still moving but only slower and longer. Lol.

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we should not whine but stand together to tie over this difficult period as one singaporean with the belief that our garment will slowly but surely solve it.

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we got the garment we deserve, so dont complain.

Slowly but surely solve it? Maybe have to wait another 10 years?! But by then population already increased dont know how much liao! So don't know they still can solve or not eventually?! Lol.

This morning along woodlands line, waiting time for the train was 3-4 mins! Don't know what's the reason again?!

Hougang have blackout....

Hougang MRT station hit by blackout

The power trip happened in the midst of morning rush hour at about 7.45am, leaving commuters stranded.�

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WA KHAW!

Hougang have blackout....

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Time for the transport companies to practice their contigency SOP .... isn't this what Khaw has asked them to beef up just a couple of days ago ...

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Time for the transport companies to practice their contigency SOP .... isn't this what Khaw has asked them to beef up just a couple of days ago ...

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,maybe this IS exercise?? hahahahaha

First test for Ah Khaw, he sweating Liao whilst Ah Lui putting up his legs haha

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