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  • Delays on East-West Line due to track point fault

    04 Nov 2017

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    Commuters along the East-West Line were hit by delays on Saturday due to a track point fault, which added 30 minutes additional travel time.


    Commuters along the East-West Line were hit by delays on Saturday (4th November) due to a track point fault. In a tweet at 2:53pm, SMRT advised commuters travelling from Queenstown to Jurong East stations to add 30 minutes additional travel time. At 3:07pm, SMRT shortened the estimated additional travelling time to 10 minutes.

    The transport provider added that the track point fault was not linked to the new signalling project. Free regular bus services have been made available between Clementi and Jurong East, said SMRT.
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    Commuters along the East-West Line were hit by delays on Saturday due to a track point fault, which added 30 minutes additional travel time.


    Commuters along the East-West Line were hit by delays on Saturday (4th November) due to a track point fault. In a tweet at 2:53pm, SMRT advised commuters travelling from Queenstown to Jurong East stations to add 30 minutes additional travel time. At 3:07pm, SMRT shortened the estimated additional travelling time to 10 minutes.

    The transport provider added that the track point fault was not linked to the new signalling project. Free regular bus services have been made available between Clementi and Jurong East, said SMRT.
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