ST: MRT death- Public's fault, not SMRT

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[TD="class: msgtxt"]By Maria Almenoar, Transport Correspondent

The
man found dead in an MRT tunnel on Sunday was earlier seen
climbing over a locked gate by other members of the public, The Straits Times
understands. However, nobody alerted the authorities. (whoah, how come ST
doesn't scrutinise SMRT's security measures? If someone plans to bomb out
trains, still sounds so easy for anyone to try it. ST will simply say public
could have stopped bombs is it?)

It
is understood that the Singaporean Chinese man in his 20s was not an SMRT
employee with official access to the line.

Instead,
he was a member of the public who climbed over the gate at Redhill station to
get onto the tracks. From there, he walked east towards Tiong Bahru, an
underground station on the East-West Line.

He
was found lying beside the tracks in the tunnel between the two stations. It is
not clear exactly how he died. At elevated stations, there are locked gates at
either end of the platforms to restrict access.

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[halsey02]

"If you see any suspicious article & persons, please report to............... or call 999", this is repeated so often daily that all commuters just ignore, together with " if you are using the escalator, please hold on to the hail rail", "if you are traveling with young children & the elderly, please use the lifts", "mind the platform gaps"...you see, I can repeat all these from memory..but my brain doesn't process the thought, the brain just automatically block the execution of the process. Simply, we just ignore it!.

So, it is the public fault...the man climbed over & jump...YOUR FAULT..but, what the shit! are the CCTV for?? they are dummies??:p

 

[hairylee]

"If you see any suspicious article & persons, please report to............... or call 999", this is repeated so often daily that all commuters just ignore, together with " if you are using the escalator, please hold on to the hail rail", "if you are traveling with young children & the elderly, please use the lifts", "mind the platform gaps"...you see, I can repeat all these from memory..but my brain doesn't process the thought, the brain just automatically block the execution of the process. Simply, we just ignore it!.

So, it is the public fault...the man climbed over & jump...YOUR FAULT..but, what the shit! are the CCTV for?? they are dummies??:p

They use to announce "Please stand behind the yellow line".

 

[BuiKia]

Maybe he say the sign in Engliah and he dun understand?

 

[streetsmart73]

hi there


1. this is totally some load of crappy reporting from the useless media.
2. it does not challenge the service provider on the lapse in security.
3. if an unarmed individual can easily access the area.
4. what if some terriorists or individuals with ill intention.
5. just hopeless reporting!
6. why the same herd of sheep is so silent on this?
7. everyone from the 40% understands!

 

[Raiders]

Not surprising. Sinkies are always bochup and has a you die is your problem mentality. Our current generation has become very selfish and self centered.