Some articles on line, lines, north, east, north east line:
... Colours were used to represent each line rather than each direction of travel, cutting the usage of colours by half and preserving other colours for future lines ... Red for North South Line Green for East West Line Purple for North East Line Orange for Circle Line (formerly for North-bound train services on North South Line) Blue for the future Downtown ... Destination Circle Service Destination East West Line services Pasir Ris East West Line services Joo Koon (formerly Boon Lay) East West Line shuttle services Changi Airport North South Line ...
... that it would construct the (then known as) Downtown Extension of the Circle Line, to serve the Downtown at Marina Bay (DTMB) area, where an integrated resort and ... The 3.4-kilometre fully underground line was estimated to cost S$1.4 billion ... On 27 April 2007, it was announced that Stage 1 of the line will connect Promenade with Bugis ...
... There were reduced train services on all lines resulting from this shortage of trains ... between along this section of the line lasted almost 3 hours ... – On 20 September 2011, a power fault disrupted train services on all 16 stations on the Circle Line ...
... From 1987 to 1994, there were no on-board announcements, except for Jurong East Interchange announcements ... At Jurong East station, because the North South Line ended in the middle platform before 27 May 2011, the announcement would announce the destinations a passenger might go to for ... This train is terminating at Jurong East Interchange ...
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—Jeannette Rankin (1880–1973)
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