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Monday, December 31, 2012

Three MRT lines experienced service disruptions on New Year Eve day, Lui Tuck Yew plans to increase fare next year

Hardwarezone Forum, 31 Dec 2012
Morning was circle line,
Afternoon NS line,
Now EW line (5.40pm)
 All down

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  1. Fare increases needed to improve service to commuters, says Lui Tuck Yew - XIN MSN News
  2. We shouldn’t avoid fare increases completely: Lui Tuck Yew - Yahoo! News Singapore
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