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Circle Line train services fully resume after signalling fault

Summary by Channel News Asia
Tuesday's disruption is the third to affect train services in less than a week.

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Mothership SingaporeMothership Singapore

Circle Line disrupted for 30 mins during morning rush hour due to signalling system fault

Power was restored within five minutes, and train movement resumed at 8:20 am.

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Circle Line train services fully resume after signalling fault

Tuesday's disruption is the third to affect train services in less than a week.

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The Straits TimesThe Straits Times

Circle Line resumes normal MRT service after signalling fault during morning peak hour

Pictures posted online show crowded platforms at Dhoby Ghaut, Serangoon and Buona Vista stations. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Asia OneAsia One

Third train disruption in less than a week: Circle Line resumes service after signalling fault

The Circle Line has resumed service after a signalling fault between Paya Lebar and Marymount MRT stations caused delays on Tuesday (Feb 11) morning. According to train operator SMRT, the signalling system fault occurred at around 8.11am, affecting a total of eight stations. "The fault caused trains to stop, and power to the affected sector was tripped," said SMRT. "Power...

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The Online CitizenThe Online Citizen

Circle Line commuters face delays on 11 Feb morning peak due to signalling fault

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 halted trains at eight stations. In a Facebook post, SMRT stated that the fault occurred at 8.11 am between Paya Lebar and Marymount stations, affecting train operations in the sector. The issue caused trains to stop, triggering a power trip in the affected area. Power was restored within five…

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The Straits Times broke the news in Singapore on Tuesday, February 11, 2025.
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