Passengers were seen walking along the tracks of the Sengkang-Punggol Light Rail Transit line on Friday (Aug 15) after a power fault disrupted services. The incident occurred just three days after a major breakdown on the Sengkang-Punggol LRT line, as well as the North-East MRT line. Operator SBS Transit's Group CEO Jeffrey Sim says in the latest LRT incident, preliminary findings suggest that a cable fault between two stations tripped the LRT network. He apologised for the inconvenience. | CNA

North East Line train services have fully resumed after a three-hour disruption caused by a power fault late Tuesday morning (Aug 12). The fault stranded commuters at 11 stations and also halted services on the Sengkang-Punggol LRT lines, which only partially resumed about five hours later. SBS Transit’s CEO apologised for the disruption, saying the fault’s cause is being looked into as engineers work to fully recover service on the Sengkang-Punggol LRT lines. | CNA

Train service was disrupted on the North East Line between Farrer Park and Punggol Coast MRT stations on Tuesday (Aug 12) due to a power fault, transport operator SBS Transit said. It added that Sengkang-Punggol LRT service was also unavailable. In one video circulating on social media, passengers were seen disembarking a stalled train and walking on the tracks. When CNA was at Boon Keng Station at about 11.20am, passengers were told by a security guard on ground level that no trains were runnin

Travellers on the Sengkang-Punggol LRT network can look forward to more comfortable, less crowded rides as new 2-carriage trains with upgraded features are introduced. https://str.sg/mryG | The Straits Times