No resignation, says SMRT chief
Despite mounting calls for her resignation by many angry commuters, SMRT CEO Ms Saw Phaik Hwa told media recently that she has no plans to step down despite her earlier promise to "consider" during a press conference held on Friday. The SMRT chief earns an annual salary of $1.85 million. She was praised for "tripling" SMRT's...
SMRT chief: I would consider resigning if necessary but…
Photo: TodayOnline Responding to public calls for her and other senior management to resign, SMRT chief executive Saw Phaik Hwa has indicated during a press conference held on Friday that she would consider resigning if necessary but she would reserve her opinion on the matter for the time being. Speaking to reporters, Ms Saw...
SMRT train services disrupted for the third time in a week
SMRT train services between Ang Mo Kio and Marina Bay stations were disrupted this morning (Sat, 17th). This is the third time the train service has broken down this week. SMRT told media that train service along the North-South Line came to a halt at 6:50am after a track fault happened at Orchard station. SMRT is investigating...
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