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Advanced China Luxurious bullet train

Fake news lah. This super train is actually in Angmorika. Cina can never produce such high tech stuff. Any ACS can tell u that. LOL.
 
Can we have these fancy bullet trains in SG please? Go from changi to jurong in 5 mins, woodlands to telok blangah in 3 mins. many people sure will not buy cars anymore.
 
can enjoy fresh young chicken in 1st crass cabin for sextra $69?
 
In this age, may Humankind be more discerning...

There exists an ancient saying from ancestors-aii that sparkles may not be gold...

On a personal level, the insignificant nobody me as a consumer, had given many chances to upcoming China made products only to be sadly disappointed, to my heart & wallet, & saw horrifically - lives lost due to faulty products

I guess that it's only natural for owners to shine their products for short term profits, more so China whom would rake in billions based upon 7 billion Humankind & then retire in comfort within a mere year..unlike the West where quality, details, research, refinements, quality control is mandatory to ensure LONG term profits & brand loyalty...

But how long do China manufacturers presume Humankind are fools?...
 
Can we have these fancy bullet trains in SG please? Go from changi to jurong in 5 mins, woodlands to telok blangah in 3 mins. many people sure will not buy cars anymore.
current MRT also cannot manage still want bullet train, later more people die.


https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/north-south-line-mrt-services-delayed-due-to-train-fault

MRT services on North-South and East-West lines resume after engineering vehicle fault​



SINGAPORE - Train passengers travelling on the North-South and East-West MRT lines had their journeys delayed due to a faulty engineering vehicle on the morning of Feb 7.

The fault led to delays of up to 20 minutes on the North-South Line between Ang Mo Kio and Jurong East stations, train operator SMRT said.

In its first social media post at 5.52am, SMRT advised travellers to add 20 minutes to their travelling time. It was later revised to 10 minutes, before it was further reduced to five minutes at 7.27am.


In an update at 9.30am, SMRT said that train services on both lines had returned to normal.

Free regular bus and bridging bus services, that were available between Bishan and Woodlands, also ceased by 9.30am.

SMRT said in a Facebook post at 7am that an engineering vehicle returning to Bishan Depot after regular maintenance works during engineering hours broke down at one of the crossings in the depot at 5.15am.


This prevented some trains serving the North-South Line on the morning of Feb 7 from leaving the depot.


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SMRT engineers were on site to recover the faulty engineering vehicle.

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The waiting time between trains on the North-South and East-West lines will temporarily increase to up to five minutes. PHOTO: QQKAWAII KAWAII/ FACEBOOK
Earlier, more trains from other depots were redirected from the East-West line to support the North-South line, SMRT added in a Facebook post at about 8am.


The waiting time between trains on the North-South and East-West lines had temporarily increased to up to five minutes.

SMRT also encouraged passengers to take alternate routes via the Thomson-East Coast Line and the Circle Line.


On Jan 10, train passengers travelling between Marina South Pier and Bishan MRT stations had their journeys delayed due to a stalled train on the North-South Line during the peak hour.

The disruption was caused by a northbound train that stalled near Orchard station at 5.40pm, SMRT said.

More on this Topic
‘Inconvenient, confusing’: Thousands of passengers faced longer journeys after East-West Line disruptionTrack fault on 7-station stretch of East-West Line delays commuters during evening peak hour
 
Can we have these fancy bullet trains in SG please? Go from changi to jurong in 5 mins, woodlands to telok blangah in 3 mins. many people sure will not buy cars anymore.
It will be a dream come true for many Sinkies when we can have a high speed rail going from Sg - KL - BKK. It's doable if the 3 nations come together to work out a financial scheme.
 
It will be a dream come true for many Sinkies when we can have a speed rail going from Sg - KL - BKK. It's doable if the 3 nations come together to work out a financial scheme.
SG and Jiuhu land too sexpensive

300km cost US27b or RMB150b…Tiong is not stupid

Even Cik Syed Clanman also know , cannot be the banker of last resort in this project
 
current MRT also cannot manage still want bullet train, later more people die.


https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/north-south-line-mrt-services-delayed-due-to-train-fault

MRT services on North-South and East-West lines resume after engineering vehicle fault​



SINGAPORE - Train passengers travelling on the North-South and East-West MRT lines had their journeys delayed due to a faulty engineering vehicle on the morning of Feb 7.

The fault led to delays of up to 20 minutes on the North-South Line between Ang Mo Kio and Jurong East stations, train operator SMRT said.

In its first social media post at 5.52am, SMRT advised travellers to add 20 minutes to their travelling time. It was later revised to 10 minutes, before it was further reduced to five minutes at 7.27am.


In an update at 9.30am, SMRT said that train services on both lines had returned to normal.

Free regular bus and bridging bus services, that were available between Bishan and Woodlands, also ceased by 9.30am.

SMRT said in a Facebook post at 7am that an engineering vehicle returning to Bishan Depot after regular maintenance works during engineering hours broke down at one of the crossings in the depot at 5.15am.


This prevented some trains serving the North-South Line on the morning of Feb 7 from leaving the depot.


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SMRT engineers were on site to recover the faulty engineering vehicle.

7f19b83db6c0d0046c0af0d7f7656e8678e8538a0ec76560872c272ff29199b7

The waiting time between trains on the North-South and East-West lines will temporarily increase to up to five minutes. PHOTO: QQKAWAII KAWAII/ FACEBOOK
Earlier, more trains from other depots were redirected from the East-West line to support the North-South line, SMRT added in a Facebook post at about 8am.


The waiting time between trains on the North-South and East-West lines had temporarily increased to up to five minutes.

SMRT also encouraged passengers to take alternate routes via the Thomson-East Coast Line and the Circle Line.


On Jan 10, train passengers travelling between Marina South Pier and Bishan MRT stations had their journeys delayed due to a stalled train on the North-South Line during the peak hour.

The disruption was caused by a northbound train that stalled near Orchard station at 5.40pm, SMRT said.

More on this Topic
‘Inconvenient, confusing’: Thousands of passengers faced longer journeys after East-West Line disruptionTrack fault on 7-station stretch of East-West Line delays commuters during evening peak hour
Can lah. We just need to bring in those chink engineers to do here what they did in China. Fire all those jiak leow bee MRT people, and start afresh.
 
It will be a dream come true for many Sinkies when we can have a high speed rail going from Sg - KL - BKK. It's doable if the 3 nations come together to work out a financial scheme.
But I shudder at the thought of the influx of undesirables from those cities.
 
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