SMRT imposing fine to Inconsierate commuters
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saw 2 ppl kena fine by SMRT staff at Bishan Station just now
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I can sercetly drink water when there are no staff patrolling in the train.
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Set fire in the MRT, ask everyone evacuate. Stop the TO from putting out the fire. "No water right? Ok, burn the train!" No water how extinguish. Hope train burns.
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Originally posted by yongjianrong:
Set fire in the MRT, ask everyone evacuate. Stop the TO from putting out the fire. "No water right? Ok, burn the train!" No water how extinguish. Hope train burns.
They have CO2 or Chemical fire extinguisher too
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Originally posted by wenjie639:
They have CO2 or Chemical fire extinguisher too
Lols, even if there's that, passengers would be running away, and only the TO is usually left o.o.Anyway, i found a method to drink water in MRT Station. Try it on the North East Line.
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Originally posted by yongjianrong:
Anyway, i found a method to drink water in MRT Station. Try it on the North East Line.
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They just wanna earn more money, so they did all this to scare us...
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I am buying bus concession. No regrets.
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http://www.straitstimes.com/Breaking%2BNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_404559.html
nice
fined for eating sweet
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wah, damn ridiculous. can't even chew someting to exercise yr mouth abit. lol.
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If i farted will i get fine?
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Actually, since the stickers everywhere say $500, why are the commuters fined only $30?
Please don't flame me.
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Originally posted by NickL_C151:
Actually, since the stickers everywhere say $500, why are the commuters fined only $30?
Please don't flame me.
I guess,
they are lenient enough not to issue a $500 fine.
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http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/singaporeseen/viewContent.jsp?id=78358
I think we can understand why and how they put up this fine.
For example a MRT train is filled with passengers and someone spill a watermelon juice. Would the cleaner go in and clean the mess or just drop the passengers and return to deport? Of course no. Anyway this has happened before and I was irritated with the mess.
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Originally posted by MyPillowTalks:
http://www.straitstimes.com/Breaking%2BNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_404559.html
nice
fined for eating sweet
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Originally posted by tranquilice:
Punishable offences also include:
- drinking plain water / mineral water
- drinking from a bottle
- eating sweet
- eating peanut
Mothers caught breast-feeding their child will be asked to alight the trian and / or leave the station and do it elsewhere.
Fined $30 for eating sweet
Home > Breaking News > Singapore > Story
July 17, 2009
THE crime? Eating a sweet on board an MRT train.
The punishment? A $30 fine.
The offender 48-year-old housewife, Mdm Bibi Zaina Binti Mohamed attempts to justify her actions.
She said, 'I know it is not OK but I take it sometimes because I am giddy.'
Enforcement officer Roger Foo did not buy her explanation. 'If everyone were to say they have to take sweets because they are thirsty or giddy, where are we going to draw a line?' he rebukes.
SMRT on Thursday started cracking down on commuters eating or drinking on trains.
500 enforcement officers have started patrolling trains for errant commuters and if you are caught consuming, first time offenders could be fined $30.
Such action comes a year after trying a different approach.
Before this crackdown, SMRT used to counsel chomping commuters instead.
However, when the number offences rose from 276 cases in 2006 to 595 in 2008, SMRT moved to change tactics.
Whether the enforcement works remains to be seen, but you can find out what happens to people caught for eating or drinking on board a MRT train or at a MRT station on RazorTV.
Watch the RazorTV video here.
http://www.razor.tv/site/servlet/segment/main/currentaffairs/33316.html -
plain water also cannot?
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Originally posted by eagle:
Fined $30 for eating sweet
Home > Breaking News > Singapore > Story
July 17, 2009
THE crime? Eating a sweet on board an MRT train.
The punishment? A $30 fine.
The offender 48-year-old housewife, Mdm Bibi Zaina Binti Mohamed attempts to justify her actions.
She said, 'I know it is not OK but I take it sometimes because I am giddy.'
Enforcement officer Roger Foo did not buy her explanation. 'If everyone were to say they have to take sweets because they are thirsty or giddy, where are we going to draw a line?' he rebukes.
SMRT on Thursday started cracking down on commuters eating or drinking on trains.
500 enforcement officers have started patrolling trains for errant commuters and if you are caught consuming, first time offenders could be fined $30.
Such action comes a year after trying a different approach.
Before this crackdown, SMRT used to counsel chomping commuters instead.
However, when the number offences rose from 276 cases in 2006 to 595 in 2008, SMRT moved to change tactics.
Whether the enforcement works remains to be seen, but you can find out what happens to people caught for eating or drinking on board a MRT train or at a MRT station on RazorTV.
Watch the RazorTV video here.
http://www.razor.tv/site/servlet/segment/main/currentaffairs/33316.html
the razor tv programme is REALLY lameam I the only one who finds it painful to watch?
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Actually, I feel like got a urge to drink plain water on the train even more and since nowadays some people eat sweets to kill boredom, I am not amazed that sooner or later, some people will get fed-up over it. I was wondering if I really got caught drinking plain water, wonder what are they going to do and say about it.
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Already start to fine people? They need money that badly arh?
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Originally posted by Saiful trains:
http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/singaporeseen/viewContent.jsp?id=78358
I think we can understand why and how they put up this fine.
For example a MRT train is filled with passengers and someone spill a watermelon juice. Would the cleaner go in and clean the mess or just drop the passengers and return to deport? Of course no. Anyway this has happened before and I was irritated with the mess.
Watermelon juice? Sure thing, whack that bugger.
Same goes for burgers, donuts, and ice cream. Numbskulls who eat on the train all deserve to be whacked hard in the wallet.
But plain water too? What's the friggin' logic behind that?
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Originally posted by eagle:
Fined $30 for eating sweet
Home > Breaking News > Singapore > Story
July 17, 2009
THE crime? Eating a sweet on board an MRT train.
The punishment? A $30 fine.
The offender 48-year-old housewife, Mdm Bibi Zaina Binti Mohamed attempts to justify her actions.
She said, 'I know it is not OK but I take it sometimes because I am giddy.'
Enforcement officer Roger Foo did not buy her explanation. 'If everyone were to say they have to take sweets because they are thirsty or giddy, where are we going to draw a line?' he rebukes.
SMRT on Thursday started cracking down on commuters eating or drinking on trains.
500 enforcement officers have started patrolling trains for errant commuters and if you are caught consuming, first time offenders could be fined $30.
Such action comes a year after trying a different approach.
Before this crackdown, SMRT used to counsel chomping commuters instead.
However, when the number offences rose from 276 cases in 2006 to 595 in 2008, SMRT moved to change tactics.
Whether the enforcement works remains to be seen, but you can find out what happens to people caught for eating or drinking on board a MRT train or at a MRT station on RazorTV.
Watch the RazorTV video here.
http://www.razor.tv/site/servlet/segment/main/currentaffairs/33316.htmlSigh.....
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Originally posted by Squirrel<3Nuts:
Already start to fine people? They need money that badly arh?
For STARIS. LOL.