MRT's Circle Line faced chaos this Tuesday, but every cloud has a silver lining (even if it's just an Instagram photo of the crowd)!
SINGAPORE: Commuters on the Circle Line faced a rollercoaster of emotions this Tuesday morning as a signalling fault threw a massive wrench in their morning rush. Between Paya Lebar and Marymount MRT stations, the train services were disrupted for nearly 30 minutes, leading to some serious crowding at popular hubs like Dhoby Ghaut, Serangoon, and Buona Vista. Social media was ablaze with pictures of packed platforms, as commuters shared their daily struggle with hashtags like #CircleLineChaos.
As many Singaporeans are aware, public transport is the lifeblood of the city, and delays often bring out the best (and worst) in people. While some resorted to venting their frustrations online, others found camaraderie in shared experiences—like debating the best breakfast options to grab while waiting for the train. After all, nothing says “fellow Singaporean” like bonding over the latest MRT mishaps while enjoying a cup of Kopi!
Just when everyone thought it was a doomsday situation, the Circle Line astonishingly resumed normal services later that day, much to the relief of overcrowded commuters. However, this was not the first time this week that train delays caused havoc, as it marked the third disruption within just a few days. With so many interruptions, commuters may be wondering if the Circle Line needs a pep talk or perhaps a spa day!
Despite the chaos, there's a nugget of positivity in this scenario. People in Singapore are known for their resilience, turning these frustrating moments into opportunities for humor and connection. As commuters reminisced about the morning's drama, many shared laughter and even cheeky memes about their collective plight.
And here’s a fun fact: did you know that the Circle Line, which opened in 2010, is one of Singapore's most unique MRT lines? It offers a continual loop around the island, connecting various neighborhoods and making it perfect for your next MRT adventure! Additionally, Singapore's public transport system is frequently praised for its reliability, but as we all know, even the best can have a hiccup now and then. Next time a delay strikes, remember: The TRUE MRT experience is here to stay, and at least we’ll have great stories to tell!
SINGAPORE: A signalling fault between Paya Lebar and Marymount MRT stations on the Circle Line caused delays on Tuesday (Feb 11) morning.
Pictures posted online show crowded platforms at Dhoby Ghaut, Serangoon and Buona Vista stations. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE: Train commuters on the Circle Line in Singapore faced disruptions on the morning of 11 February after a signalling fault caused power trips and ...
Commuters taking train services between Paya Lebar and Marymount stations may have experienced train delays in the morning of Feb.
For the second morning in a row, MRT commuters were affected by train delays due to a signalling fault on Feb 11. Read more at stomp.straitstimes.com.
News - Signalling system fault between Paya Lebar and Marymount stations causes backlog on Feb 11 Read more at www.tnp.sg.
The Circle Line has resumed service after a signalling fault between Paya Lebar and Marymount MRT stations caused delays on Tuesday (Feb 11) morning.
News - Signalling system fault between Paya Lebar and Marymount stations causes backlog on Feb 11 Read more at www.tnp.sg.