What an unlucky day!!
Woah today, i went to the MRT station as usual, and reached there at 6.12am. Quite happy that I was able to catch the train. then at 6.15am, the train drive into the station, out of nowhere, a group of people started shouting for the train driver to stop. After a few moments, I found out that someone had fell onto the train tracks. as for what later happen I don't know. Tried to call home, don't know who did not place the house phone properly and could not contact mummy and daddy, had to walk all the way home from the MRT station.
And here is the news report adapted from http://sg.news.yahoo.com/cna/20090324/tap-290-woman-killed-hit-train-clementi-231650b.html
SINGAPORE: A woman was killed after being hit by a train at Clementi MRT station early Tuesday morning.SMRT said the incident at 6.15am caused westbound service between Queenstown and Jurong East MRT stations to be affected.
To maintain service on the unaffected stretch of the East—West line, westbound trains were turned around at Queenstown MRT Station.
Train service between Jurong East and Joo Koon stations were not affected by the incident.
SMRT also activated a bus bridging service from Queenstown to Jurong East stations to ferry affected passengers.
The first bus arrived at Queenstown MRT Station at about 6.50am.
Train services resumed at 7.03am.
SMRT said about 6,250 passengers were affected during the incident.
Passengers who were unable to complete their journeys due to the disruption can claim a full fare refund from the Passenger Service Centre in any of the 53 SMRT stations within the next three working days.
SMRT is assisting the police in investigations.
To maintain service on the unaffected stretch of the East—West line, westbound trains were turned around at Queenstown MRT Station.
Train service between Jurong East and Joo Koon stations were not affected by the incident.
SMRT also activated a bus bridging service from Queenstown to Jurong East stations to ferry affected passengers.
The first bus arrived at Queenstown MRT Station at about 6.50am.
Train services resumed at 7.03am.
SMRT said about 6,250 passengers were affected during the incident.
Passengers who were unable to complete their journeys due to the disruption can claim a full fare refund from the Passenger Service Centre in any of the 53 SMRT stations within the next three working days.
SMRT is assisting the police in investigations.
I reached school at 7, had a terrible stomachache this morning. I thought at least my classmates could do was help me take the class key, but no one took it, this made me quite disappointed, how could be classmates be this kind of people. Had a terrible stomacheache for the rest of the day. After school still have to tolerate some bastards, did not want to get in trouble with ms R. Lim again.
Well I think that is all for my unlucky day bye for now/.
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