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"The East-West Line (EWL) was hit by a train disruption on Thursday (10 Oct) afternoon due to a train fault."

"At 1.14, SMRT said the fault has been cleared and that train services were progressively being restored."

"The MRT disruption comes less than two weeks after the resumption of regular train service following an incident on 25 Sept."

📷: Xiaohongshu and Facebook

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-Informative and concise introduction, providing basic details of the time, address, influence and such.

-Gives a timeline that listed out the sequence of event during this incident.

- Use more of an analytical, unbiased languages and a formal tone.

- Less sensationalism and complaint and more of reported facts.

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EWL Train Disruption Incident--Mothership: "MRT East-West Line suffers another train fault, services between Queenstown & Bugis affected"

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EWL Train Disruption Incident--Mothership: "MRT East-West Line suffers another train fault, services between Queenstown & Bugis affected"

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After resuming services from Buona Vista to Jurong East on Oct. 1, the East-West Line (EWL) suffered another train fault on Oct. 10, 2024.

At 12:31pm, SMRT advised commuters to add 25 minutes to their travel time from Outram Park to Queenstown towards Joo Koon.

At 12:34pm, SMRT added that there are free regular bus services between Outram Park and Queenstown.

Station staff will assist commuters, SMRT wrote on their Facebook.

At 12:55pm, SMRT advised commuters to add 20 minutes travel time from Queenstown to Bugis towards Pasir Ris.

Free regular bus service is available between Queenstown and Bugis.

At 1:08pm, SMRT stated that the fault had cleared and train services are progressively being restored. Commuters are still advised to add 20 minutes of travel time from Queenstown to Bugis.

Five days of no trains

On Sep. 25, 2024, a Kawasaki Heavy Industries (KHI) train that had been in service for over 35 years developed a fault.

As it was being withdrawn, it damaged the tracks, including the running rails and a third rail supplying power to the train.

The Land Transport Authority (LTA) and SMRT said that after their engineers worked through the night, they found "extensive damage" to the track and trackside equipment.

LTA and SMRT investigations revealed that a defective train axle box was dropped from the KHI train, causing the wheels of a bogie to come off the running rail between Dover and Clementi station.

The dropped axle box led to 34 rail breaks across 1.6km of tracks between the two stations.

Service resumed on Oct. 1, 2024, with some speed restrictions for westbound trains on the EWL. On Oct. 5, the restrictions were lifted.

Top photos via MOT/Facebook

TARIditionallyPOP 2025

25 Jan 25, 02:00PM - 25 Jan 25, 08:00PM

Matchbox by Mothership

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-Extremely short and concise

- Not much information

- Posts on the impacts to citizens instead of what actually happened

-Separated posts for different events occured

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- Rather than a report it's more of a reflection and repair plan

- Gives solutions more than addressing the incident.

- Uses lots of accurate terminology

- Did not give much information on what happened during the incident but focuses on the restorement actions aftermath.

- Longer and more description compared to others like strait times and others, as they would have to explain to the citizens how will they fix it.

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Perspective: Canada, China, Mexico, US--gives a surprisingly more negative response as the "America First" agenda may be interpreted as narcissistic or selfish.

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Perspective: US, Canada: Gives more positive bias for Trump and the US, saying "defends", and "abusive of the United States", overpowering the use of the word "accuses".

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Washington Post: Trump raises tariff on goods from Canada, Mexico and surrounding countries

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Washington Post: Trump raises tariff on goods from Canada, Mexico and surrounding countries

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Perspective: Likely supportive towards this actions yet still criticizes the consequences America may face.

Quotes a lot from Donald Trump (Could be mocking or revering)

Showcases opposing opinions from other economists in Canada

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An unidentified man temporarily stops the advance of four tanks at the road, on June 5, 1989, Beijing. The photo is more worn and less high quality. There is no reliable source of the identity or fate of the man, all that remains is this image in the sea of censorship that is China.

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Speculated from previous incidents, this individual is likely protesting for those who were killed during six weeks of standoff 

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June 5 1989, TianAnMen, an unidentified individual protesting in front of a row of four Type 59 tanks.

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June 5 1989, TianAnMen, an unidentified individual protesting in front of a row of four Type 59 tanks.

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Hi Lucie,

I hope you're well! I have went onto the UWCSEA communications website and thought you might be interested in an exclusive story about UWCSEA's STEM field science fair for high school, specifically Science Fair '25.

The science fair is a festival where students will be motivated to pursue, investigate, and communicate a project in the field of science and technology. The event is a unique opportunity to extend, deepen, and demonstrate our students understanding of science and the scientific method beyond the classroom in booths, presenting on their specific topics.

The science fair has been running for X amount of time, and it is an integral part of what UWCSEA is in the STEM field. We'd love to arrange an interview with the chairs and the mentors(Mr. Ware and Mr. Goodman) responsible for East Science Society. They can provide insights into:

How the science festival is organised,

The skills needed to present their understanding

The potential diversified learning that the fair provides to students

If this resonates with your purpose, I would be glad to share more details through emails, calls, or provide a meeting space such as Zoom.

Sincerely,

Zhifei Wang and the East Science Society Team

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Hi Lucie,

I hope this email finds you and your career well. Recently I found you were in UWCSEA communication departments, I speculated you might be interested in my plan of launching a school magazine series.

According to my plans, my magazine would cover a broad variety of topics, including student interest of multiple fields and allows student to communicate on academic works there. My goals of establishing this magazine course are these following:

Encourage academic communication: Student can freely publish their works (essays, artworks, infographics, short pitches etc) and strive in the own field with their schoolmates to assist each other

Access to shared intelligence:Allowing student to gain access to specialized knowledges from their friends.

If this resonates, I would love for you to contact me through a reply.

Looking forward for your response.

Kind Regards,

Fei Liu