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The ONLY thing that SMRT can screw up now is the staff working in it
Jun 10, 2010
<--- http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_538112.html
Security beefed up
Fence reinforced, more cameras to be installed and patrols stepped up
By Maria Almenoar, Sujin Thomas & Bryan Toh
Security officers from private security firm
Ademco guard the Ulu Pandan, Bishan and Changi depots.
-- ST PHOTO: SAMUEL HE
THAT perimeter fence surrounding SMRT's train depot in Changi is being reinforced.
Yesterday, workers were seen laying coils of barbed wire around the base of thefence, to make it more difficult for intruders to trespass into the restricted area.
The installation of concertina wire is one of several measures SMRT has said it would take following a break-in last month that shocked the public.
Vandals cut a hole in the fence and spray-painted graffiti on two carriages of a train. The breach was not discovered till at least two days later.
Police believe that two foreigners - Swiss national Oliver Fricker and Briton Lloyd Dane Alexander - are responsible.
The Changi depot is ringed by 3km of fencing - which prior to the breach, was already topped with three lines of barbed wire.
Jun 10, 2010
<--- http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_538112.html

Security beefed up
Fence reinforced, more cameras to be installed and patrols stepped up
By Maria Almenoar, Sujin Thomas & Bryan Toh
Security officers from private security firm
Ademco guard the Ulu Pandan, Bishan and Changi depots.
-- ST PHOTO: SAMUEL HE
THAT perimeter fence surrounding SMRT's train depot in Changi is being reinforced.
Yesterday, workers were seen laying coils of barbed wire around the base of thefence, to make it more difficult for intruders to trespass into the restricted area.
The installation of concertina wire is one of several measures SMRT has said it would take following a break-in last month that shocked the public.
Vandals cut a hole in the fence and spray-painted graffiti on two carriages of a train. The breach was not discovered till at least two days later.
Police believe that two foreigners - Swiss national Oliver Fricker and Briton Lloyd Dane Alexander - are responsible.
The Changi depot is ringed by 3km of fencing - which prior to the breach, was already topped with three lines of barbed wire.