Works on Singapore's East-West Line progressing on schedule; train services on track to resume on Dec 11


More than 100 LTA and SMRT contractors and engineers have been working round the clock on the East-West Line track works since regular train service stopped at around 1am on Dec 7. - ST PHOTO: MARK CHEONG

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Track works on the East-West Line (EWL) are progressing on schedule, and regular train service is expected to resume as planned on Dec 11.

This is barring any unforeseen complications, such as bad weather, and assuming tests on the affected section go well, said Mr Chia Choon Poh, group director of rail (electrical and mechanical) at the Land Transport Authority (LTA).

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