Train woes
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December 18, 2011, Sunday
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SINGAPORE, which prides itself on efficiency, was hit by its third train breakdown in a week yesterday, frustrating the public and adding to calls for a review of its public transport system. The city state's transport minister Lui Tuck Yew said there was some instability in the train network and has called for public transport provider SMRT Corp Ltd to do "complete health checks", Channel News Asia reported. Yesterday's disruption came after a five-hour breakdown on the same line on Thursday left 127,000 commuters stranded.
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