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CNA report : Train fault causes service delay between Jurong East & Joo Koon stations

Posted: 10 May 2012 1227 hrs

SINGAPORE: Train service on the East-West Line between Jurong East and Joo Koon stations was delayed on Thursday morning due to a train fault.

 

Operator SMRT said that this started at about 8.30am, when an eastbound train experienced a train fault and was withdrawn as a safety precaution.

 

Passengers on board were asked to alight at Jurong East Station.

 

The train travelling behind the stalled train was used to help send it back to the depot.

 

This affected service between Jurong East and Joo Koon stations, in both directions.

 

Passengers at these stations would have experienced a delay of 20 to 30 minutes.

 

SMRT said the high train frequencies during the rush hour can lead to congestion when there is a train fault.

 

To minimise the impact of the service delay, some trains were turned around at Jurong East, Clementi and Queenstown MRT stations for the eastbound service.

 

Announcements were made at the affected stations and trains, while commuters were kept informed through Traffic Watch via radio stations and SMRT's Twitter account.

 

SMRT has apologised for the inconvenience caused.

 

- CNA/cc

 

So high frequencies during rush hour can lead to congestion when there is a train fault... -_-

 

 

 

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Just like ex MP charged with corruption. Not his fault but his morality issue.

 

They are really getting dumb and dumber ............

 

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CNA report : Train fault causes service delay between Jurong East & Joo Koon stations

Posted: 10 May 2012 1227 hrs

SINGAPORE: Train service on the East-West Line between Jurong East and Joo Koon stations was delayed on Thursday morning due to a train fault.

 

Operator SMRT said that this started at about 8.30am, when an eastbound train experienced a train fault and was withdrawn as a safety precaution.

 

Passengers on board were asked to alight at Jurong East Station.

 

The train travelling behind the stalled train was used to help send it back to the depot.

 

This affected service between Jurong East and Joo Koon stations, in both directions.

 

Passengers at these stations would have experienced a delay of 20 to 30 minutes.

 

SMRT said the high train frequencies during the rush hour can lead to congestion when there is a train fault.

 

To minimise the impact of the service delay, some trains were turned around at Jurong East, Clementi and Queenstown MRT stations for the eastbound service.

 

Announcements were made at the affected stations and trains, while commuters were kept informed through Traffic Watch via radio stations and SMRT's Twitter account.

 

SMRT has apologised for the inconvenience caused.

 

- CNA/cc

 

So high frequencies during rush hour can lead to congestion when there is a train fault... -_-

 

Frankly this type of train faults seem so common nowadays that hardly anyone raises an eyebrow.

 

[shakehead]

 

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Just like ex MP charged with corruption. Not his fault but his morality issue.

 

They are really getting dumb and dumber ............

 

Why can't they just said "Faulty train' that cause the delay..... [:(]

 

Train Fault ... :blink:

 

Putting the blame on the poor train ... -_-

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win liao this one..blame commuters for train picha... nex time girl get rape, blame the girl hor... who ask her wear sessi sessi

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win liao this one..blame commuters for train picha... nex time girl get rape, blame the girl hor... who ask her wear sessi sessi

 

Its a matter of putting words right....

 

Faulty Train sound so much gentle to our ears then Train Fault ..... -_- putting the blame on the train...

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"SMRT said the high train frequencies during the rush hour can lead to congestion when there is a train fault."

 

 

hmmmm......... reduce COE so as more ppl give up buying cars to take mrt.

 

Now, high train frequencies during rush hour can lead to congestion .... :blink:

 

Can someone make up his mind please .... -_-

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"SMRT said the high train frequencies during the rush hour can lead to congestion when there is a train fault."

 

 

hmmmm......... reduce COE so as more ppl give up buying cars to take mrt.

 

Now, high train frequencies during rush hour can lead to congestion .... :blink:

 

Can someone make up his mind please .... -_-

Agreed, when more people are taking public transport, and then they give excuses that public transport cannot take it, so would lead to congestion and break-downs. :blink:

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Not acceptable excuse, especially when the stations between Jurong East and Joo koon are fairly new, being operation for barely a few years.

 

Poor planning or lowest bidder wins again?

 

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All the while is all our fault.

Flooding our fault cos the drains blocked by the rubbish we threw.

Mas Selamat Our fault as well.

Train disruption our fault.

We choose the gov our fault. So what's next, bring it on....

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All the while is all our fault.

Flooding our fault cos the drains blocked by the rubbish we threw.

Mas Selamat Our fault as well.

Train disruption our fault.

We choose the gov our fault. So what's next, bring it on....

Lol, confirmed it is our fault la, and we still have the cheek to blame the garments and FTs! No wonder garment ask us to reflect and repent! Lol.

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This statement is very not simple.

 

That means if the train frequency is lesser, then lesser commuters will be brought to the JE station, reducing the congestion at JE. Because commuters begged for higher frequency, thats why the jams developed. So don't blame SMRT when the trains break down leading to overcrowded platforms at JE. Fault lies with the demand for higher frequencies from commuters. And also higher frequencies lead to higher chance for breakdown.

It's all commuters fault.

 

Interesting logic.

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