Train disruption: Services on Thomson-East Coast Line have resumed normal operations, says SMRT
Train services on the Thomson-East Coast Line returned to normal by mid-afternoon on May 3 after six hours of disruption. At one point, the entire line was halted for around half an hour. Operator SMRT says a signalling fault occurred at around 6.55am, following overnight tests by original equipment manufacturer ALSTOM. A "minor delay" affected two stations before spreading along five stations between Caldecott and Orchard within an hour as SMRT worked to reset the system. Alexandra Anand with more.
Train services on the Thomson-East Coast Line returned to normal by mid-afternoon on May 3 after six hours of disruption. At one point, the entire line was halted for around half an hour. Operator SMRT says a signalling fault occurred at around 6.55am, following overnight tests by original equipment manufacturer ALSTOM. A "minor delay" affected two stations before spreading along five stations between Caldecott and Orchard within an hour as SMRT worked to reset the system. Alexandra Anand with more.
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