In an almost perfect country, as vlogger Nas Daily succinctly puts Singapore in, you would expect everything to run smoothly, with a breakdown of systems being a rare occurrence. Yet, SMRT is doing its best to debunk the myth that Singapore is perfect.
In the second time in as many days, the MRT East-West Line suffered another breakdown during morning peak hours. On Tuesday morning, it was a screen door fault that prevented trains from moving off at Jurong East. And today, on a peak hour Wednesday morning, a track fault at Clementi caused many people to be late for work and school.
The track fault occurred at 7am, and the line between Clementi and Jurong East had to be closed to allow SMRT staff to rectify the problems. SMRT might have changed their CEO to yet another paper general, but the problems still remain.
