marina bay > jurong east ACCIDENT!!!

• brotherchen1982

  2 Mar 07, 19:57

  Originally posted by valentinoo:

  she stand too close the train is it...ayo poor thing..next time dont stand too close lah....i dont understand why ppl so kiasu..rush here n there for what...auntie is my mother age..so poor thing..hope she get well soon

  Boon Lay & Jurong East always got people rushes to get into the trains bef others can alight during peak hrs.
• brotherchen1982

  2 Mar 07, 20:06

  An article from Stomp.
  
  Stomp : MRT tracks 'damaged', train services disrupted
  
  
• Diehard_89

  2 Mar 07, 20:26

  Originally posted by valentinoo:

  she stand too close the train is it...ayo poor thing..next time dont stand too close lah....i dont understand why ppl so kiasu..rush here n there for what...auntie is my mother age..so poor thing..hope she get well soon

  sometimes the train travels too fast, causing a air pressure difference which will push the old lady forward?
  
  maybe she stood too close..
• turbo_drift

  2 Mar 07, 20:34

  Wa biang.. Again ar?? Wa lao weh..
• Y_Shun

  2 Mar 07, 20:41

  SMRT will fine the auntie anot?
• Manager433

  2 Mar 07, 21:36

  Jump. Jump some more lah.
• SBS9889U

  2 Mar 07, 22:31

  Always hearing news of people jump or falls when train arrives but never hear people jump or fall when there is no train
• ditzy

  2 Mar 07, 22:34

  Hiyah so she is careless to stand beyond the yellow line and get hit.
• mhcampboy

  2 Mar 07, 22:35

  so accident or purposely want to kena hit one?
• jetabt767400

  2 Mar 07, 22:54

  Since this is not a fatal accident, dunno if the 'phantom' who released the previous two videos will release this or not, but maybe he would get caught by then...
  Remember seeing the South Korea subway's version before, but two person jumped at one time then, and it was on Channel 8 morning programme. Not sensored, but its not on the facing side which the train came from.
  Want the link to the video of Yishun MRT? Was given by my other friends who watched before, its at Liveleak, well, seach around and can find one, since I find it not ethnical to post the direct link here.
• ditzy

  2 Mar 07, 23:04

  Originally posted by jetabt767400:

  Since this is not a fatal accident, dunno if the 'phantom' who released the previous two videos will release this or not, but maybe he would get caught by then...
  Remember seeing the South Korea subway's version before, but two person jumped at one time then, and it was on Channel 8 morning programme. Not sensored, but its not on the facing side which the train came from.
  Want the link to the video of Yishun MRT? Was given by my other friends who watched before, its at Liveleak, well, seach around and can find one, since I find it not ethnical to post the direct link here.

  Like this guy?
  
  http://jeremyphotobooth.blogspot.com/2007/02/gone-all-gone.html
• SMRT 32373238

  4 Mar 07, 13:00

  Originally posted by Diehard_89:

  sometimes the train travels too fast, causing a air pressure difference which will push the old lady forward?
  
  maybe she stood too close..

  yes yes air pressure thats powerful enough to push someone in a fully open-air MRT stn, that is coming from a train travelling at less than 60kmh...
• gigabyte14

  4 Mar 07, 13:03

  who ask us to be singaporeans, so kiasu
• SMRT 32373238

  4 Mar 07, 13:04

  Originally posted by ditzy:

  Hiyah so she is careless to stand beyond the yellow line and get hit.

  so next time we shift the yellow line back to the escalator landings... then make SMRT implement heavy fines on those who step over... so everybody who go up to the station by escalator all tio fine, SMRT becomes rich, enough $$$ to fund construction of PSDs and air-cons on stations.
  
  singapore should enter olympics for long jump/ high jump for retards who love to die
• Manager433

  4 Mar 07, 13:05

  Originally posted by mhcampboy:

  so accident or purposely want to kena hit one?

  Read my reply. Its written there.
• shinkansen

  11 Mar 07, 19:20

  I think SMRT should consider this, the train operator should horn before entering the station at about 30m to warn the passangers that the train is approuching.
• SMRT

  11 Mar 07, 20:27

  Originally posted by shinkansen:

  I think SMRT should consider this, the train operator should horn before entering the station at about 30m to warn the passangers that the train is approuching.

  Sometimes that might not help the situation at all, at times I've heard the operator horning & my guess is that the commuters are standing to close to the yellow line...
• sinicker

  11 Mar 07, 23:08

  den my house value will depreciate lor if trains horn upon entering station.
• Casper1

  17 Mar 07, 15:45

  Originally posted by Technomage:

  got ppl suicide again ah? i take mrt at about 3.30 at city hall, they annouce got accident, stop service for 55minutes.... luckily got 1 train come i take and zhao

  I think a lady was knocked down by a train towards Jurong East at 3.20 pm on Mar 2 2007, not 3.30pm.
• shinkansen

  18 Mar 07, 03:24

  Originally posted by SMRT:

  Sometimes that might not help the situation at all, at times I've heard the operator horning & my guess is that the commuters are standing to close to the yellow line...

  I know that the horning is annoying but it does help to give that person a wake.I know that those communter train or freight train do horn and at the same time it also activate the bell to warn that the train / locomotive is approaching. I think if you got play the MS Train Simulator you will know it.
• tintinspartan

  13 May 07, 18:36

  Oh No!!! I missed the action. My friends were caught inside a C751B and told me about them 'suffering' like hell. Well, I was strung to my bed with a swollen angkle at that time. Missed it, man!!!!!
• soulwinner

  13 May 07, 18:38

  Now mrt also not that safe...