Singapore MRT delay again on Saturday (Dec 14) evening; Circle Line disruption due to stalled train at Tai Seng station: SMRT


In a post on the Complaint Singapore Facebook group, a user posted visuals of a train that is purportedly stopped at Tai Seng station, with no lights on.- PHOTOS: EDMUND TEO/FACEBOOK

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Train commuters on the Circle Line faced delays in their journeys on the evening of Saturday (Dec 14), after a train stalled at Tai Seng MRT station.

There was no train service in both directions between Serangoon and Promenade stations – a 10-stop stretch – from around 6.20pm to 7.10pm, after which service progressively resumed.

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