It became a crisis only because the SMRT decided to make it so.

[Confuseous]

The whole mess could be avoided if someone had decided to activate the evacuation procedure early and get the commuters out safely. The delay to act was the main factor that contributed to the crisis and endangered the safety and lives of the commuters. The power failure was just a power failure.

The event could be just an exciting experience like an emergency drill if handled correctly, efficiently and timely. And the commuters would just have a great story to tell, without fear of anything worst, except some inconvenience.

- http://mysingaporenews.blogspot.com/2011/12/it-was-not-crisis-or-need-not-be.html

 

[tonychat]

The whole mess could be avoided if someone had decided to activate the evacuation procedure early and get the commuters out safely. The delay to act was the main factor that contributed to the crisis and endangered the safety and lives of the commuters. The power failure was just a power failure.

The event could be just an exciting experience like an emergency drill if handled correctly, efficiently and timely. And the commuters would just have a great story to tell, without fear of anything worst, except some inconvenience.

- http://mysingaporenews.blogspot.com/2011/12/it-was-not-crisis-or-need-not-be.html

the delay is caused by a bunch of sinkies waiting for order and even the person who is supposed to give orders is also waiting for order from dunno who.. God????

That is what happen when you educated sinkies to follow signboards, they need a signboard to tell them what to do..

Avoiding sinkies will prevent such polluting traits from coming to you and lower your status of being a human being.

 

[Narong Wongwan]

Have to agree with tonychat....at least the guy who broke the window did something....I suspect it wasn't done by a sinkie

 

[hairylee]

The whole mess could be avoided if someone had decided to activate the evacuation procedure early and get the commuters out safely. The delay to act was the main factor that contributed to the crisis and endangered the safety and lives of the commuters. The power failure was just a power failure.

The event could be just an exciting experience like an emergency drill if handled correctly, efficiently and timely. And the commuters would just have a great story to tell, without fear of anything worst, except some inconvenience.

- http://mysingaporenews.blogspot.com/2011/12/it-was-not-crisis-or-need-not-be.html

It was too early in the morning. Those fat cats does not start work till 10 am.

 

[halsey02]

Have to agree with tonychat....at least the guy who broke the window did something....I suspect it wasn't done by a sinkie

Maybe, I pressed the emergency button once in a crowded train, when this man with a pram & baby boarded the train, the wheels got stuck at the gap & the train was moving. All was looking, nobody was reacting. But, that is not an excuse for SMRT ineffciency.