Singapore's East-West Line MRT services to fully resume on Tuesday (Oct 1); westbound trains to run at slower speeds


MRT trains tavelling between Clementi and Jurong East stations along the East-West Line during tests at about 5pm in Singapore on Monday (Sept 30, 2024). - ST PHOTO: MARK CHEONG

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Train services along the East-West Line will resume fully on Oct 1 from the start of passenger service hours, six days after rail services between Jurong East and Buona Vista MRT stations were crippled because of severe track damage.

The Land Transport Authority (LTA) and rail operator SMRT said on the evening of Sept 30 that for safety reasons, a temporary speed limit of 40kmh – down from the usual 60kmh to 80kmh – will be imposed on westbound trains travelling on the repaired sections of the tracks.

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