South-bound trains on the North-South Line will run slower than usual due to temporary speed restrictions as part of ongoing track improvement works.
The slower service the North-South Line, which was caused by a track fault between Ang Mo Kio and Bishan, is expected to last till the end of today.
City-bound trains on the North-South Line are running slower due to a track fault along a 150m stretch between Ang Mo Kio and Bishan stations.
Commuters have been complaining of slow service on the North-South and East-West Lines during the morning peak hour on Tuesday, 27th June.
Train service on the North-South Line was affected by a track fault on Tuesday morning, the 30th of August; SMRT warns commuters to expect slower train service.
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In two separate incidents, train services on the NEL and EWL were delayed, with slower moving trains reported today morning.
Due to the low visibility caused by the haze in Singapore, SMRT will reduce train speeds on North-South and East-West Lines.
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