Singapore's first-generation SMRT train stalls near Tiong Bahru station, causing delays on East-West line


Commuters at Bugis station after an announcement was made for passengers to disembark. - ST

SINGAPORE: Train commuters on a section of the East-West Line were delayed on Thursday (Oct 10), after an old train broke down near the Tiong Bahru station.

A first-generation westbound Kawasaki Heavy Industries train had stalled at about 12.30pm, and all the passengers safely disembarked at the Outram Park station, SMRT said in a Facebook post on Oct 10.

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