Morning commute disrupted as delays on Singapore MRT line persist after more than three hours


A crowded train platform at Jurong East MRT station at about 8am on Aug 6. - ST/ANN

SINGAPORE: More than three hours after the first reported MRT delays on Aug 6, commuters are still hampered in their morning journey with SMRT advising them to cater for longer train travel time on the East-West Line.

At around 9.25am the train operator said longer travel times were still expected eastwards towards Pasir Ris.

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