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1. Who is helping to make the situation better?

2. What is being done to make the situation better?

3. How will these ideas help the situation?

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1. Who is helping to make the situation better?

2. What is being done to make the situation better?

3. How will these ideas help the situation?

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1. Who is helping to make the situation better?

2. What is being done to make the situation better?

3. How will these ideas help the situation?

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Source B, C, D or E

We think that our solution is sufficient/ not sufficient .
This is because...

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1. Who is helping to make the situation better?

2. What is being done to make the situation better?

3. How will these ideas help the situation?

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Who is helping to make the situation better:
Local citizens

What is being done to make the situation better:
Citizens are volunteering to provide free rides to people affected by MRT breakdowns.

How will these ideas help the situation:
Commuters will not have to find an alternative route and it would be more convenient

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It is not sufficient as it does not benefit everyone. There will be some commuters still affected by the breakdown as some of them will not be aware of the facebook group. This facebook group is only a temporary fix for the breakdown

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It is not sufficient as this is a temporary solution and can only help limited amount of people

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No.The solution shown in Source C is insufficient and is temporary solution to the mrt disruption. Some may not be aware of this facebook group so they may not know of this alternative method of transport. Furthermore, this will not solve the MRT breakdown as it only provides alternative routes and not help in fixing the disruptions.