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    From 30 November to 12 January, MRT stations along the East-West Line and North-South Line will be close earlier to facilitate maintenance and renewal works.


    Five stations on the East-West Line (EWL) and seven stations on the North-South Line (NSL) will close earlier, around 11:00pm, on Fridays and Saturdays from 30 November to 15 December, SMRT said on Thursday (22 November). The affected stations are from Dover to Lakeside on the EWL and from Marsiling to Jurong East on the NSL. The closure of the MRT stations are to continue with the power supply system renewal as well as other maintenance and renewal works, the train operator said.

    Due to the varying timings and affected days, commuters are advised to check SMRT's website and social media platforms when planning their journeys
    During the planned closures, EWL services between Queenstown and Buona Vista MRT stations will operate as a two-way shuttle with longer service intervals of up to 12 min. Shuttle bus services will be available for commuters during the early closures, stopping at designated bus stops near the MRT stations. In addition, a point-to-point return bus service will be provided between Woodlands and Bukit Panjang MRT stations to connect commuters to the Downtown Line.

    In addition, train services on the EWL at City Hall MRT station will close earlier around 11:30pm on Fridays and Saturdays from 4 January to 12 January. NSL services at City Hall MRT will continue to operate as per normal. During this period, train services on the EWL between Outram Park and Raffles Place MRT stations will operate as a two-way shuttle with longer service intervals of up to 12 min.

    The early closure is to facilitate maintenance works in the EWL's railway tunnels near City Hall MRT station, SMRT said. Shuttle bus services will be provided between Raffles Place and Bugis MRT stations from 11:30pm on the affected dates. Commuters are advised to cater for additional travelling time when using the shuttle bus services.

    As the timing of the last trains departing each station on affected days will vary, commuters are also advised to check for station-specific timings on SMRT's website and social media platforms when planning their journeys on early closure dates.
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    From 30 November to 12 January, MRT stations along the East-West Line and North-South Line will be close earlier to facilitate maintenance and renewal works.


    Five stations on the East-West Line (EWL) and seven stations on the North-South Line (NSL) will close earlier, around 11:00pm, on Fridays and Saturdays from 30 November to 15 December, SMRT said on Thursday (22 November). The affected stations are from Dover to Lakeside on the EWL and from Marsiling to Jurong East on the NSL. The closure of the MRT stations are to continue with the power supply system renewal as well as other maintenance and renewal works, the train operator said.

    Due to the varying timings and affected days, commuters are advised to check SMRT's website and social media platforms when planning their journeys
    During the planned closures, EWL services between Queenstown and Buona Vista MRT stations will operate as a two-way shuttle with longer service intervals of up to 12 min. Shuttle bus services will be available for commuters during the early closures, stopping at designated bus stops near the MRT stations. In addition, a point-to-point return bus service will be provided between Woodlands and Bukit Panjang MRT stations to connect commuters to the Downtown Line.

    In addition, train services on the EWL at City Hall MRT station will close earlier around 11:30pm on Fridays and Saturdays from 4 January to 12 January. NSL services at City Hall MRT will continue to operate as per normal. During this period, train services on the EWL between Outram Park and Raffles Place MRT stations will operate as a two-way shuttle with longer service intervals of up to 12 min.

    The early closure is to facilitate maintenance works in the EWL's railway tunnels near City Hall MRT station, SMRT said. Shuttle bus services will be provided between Raffles Place and Bugis MRT stations from 11:30pm on the affected dates. Commuters are advised to cater for additional travelling time when using the shuttle bus services.

    As the timing of the last trains departing each station on affected days will vary, commuters are also advised to check for station-specific timings on SMRT's website and social media platforms when planning their journeys on early closure dates.
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