SMRT makes permanent local folk melodies for train arrivals & departures on NSEWL & Circle Line

Melodic much.
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[@t.c9081]

I suppose this mirage is necessary to disguise the cost of transportation for this island. Thanks minister! I shall sing my way home too!

[@Slla-th5vt]

You can walk

[@droofirmultipro]

We, the transport enthusiasts, have known this for much more longer than the news 💀💀💀. Proud, Transport Enthu. Like if you are a transport enthu also!!!

[@BenjaminLee2009]

I prefer the short and sweet ding dong. This one so long

[@jindycindytan5152]

Honestly, it is indeed nicer to ears when hearing such (any)music/melody 😊

[@hom3r]

If put yoasobi maybe way better feedbacks

[@jirehchoo2151]

Ayo?

[@JohnDoe-fp6wd]

Copyright lol

[@jackfood3319]

Taiwan MRT already uses melody for their stations before train arrives.

[@share_accidental]

why the hate? i like this singaporean touch to our trains, better than generic melodies.

[@Slla-th5vt]

Definitely an improvement over the BI BI BI sound they use now.

[@MrGreatWesternRailwayProductio]

I Hope MRT 3, MRT 7, LRT 2, LRT 1, PNR And Subway Have Melodies

[@MOMOdeBear]

What takes them so long to get here?

[@deborahpearl1330]

Excellent!👍👏👏

[@plosslaw]

goofy ah sounds

[@Unteroffizier]

Can try using Zhuyuan Love Song 竹2苑4情歌 from Heroes of Jin Yong 金庸群俠傳.

[@pikachiew78]

Hmmm.. perhaps not for elevated train stations? 🤔

[@SShiJie]

Cringe. But OGs will remember "The train is coming, the train is coming, the train is COMINGGGGGG, please EN-JOYYYYY YOURRRRR RIDE"

[@SGrailadventure2004]

Not as good as the current arrival chimes tho

[@masetheicysealieboi]

HK MTR ?!! CAN U DO THE SAME ?!!!

[@ohleemartin7184]

Many have observed that this was odd given that it is much harder to socially distance on public transport than it is in a private home. Many netizens have expressed their disappointment at Wong’s explanations.

[@joofer.j]

if people don't go visiting others let alone going out, there's less people taking the train, so less people in each car, so u still get to be distanced from other ppl. its just common sense. also bear in mind not everybody owns a car and not everybody can walk to what they need

[@ohleemartin7184]

The 4G leadership has also been criticised for its seemingly reactionary and conflicting strategies where COVID-19 is concerned. For example, Minister for National Development and Co Chair of the multi ministry task force, Lawrence Wong has been questioned on forbidding home visits but allowing the use of public transport as the country exits from the circuit breaker measures.

[@joofer.j]

covid 19's peak was 4 years ago and probably 90% of singaporeans dont care anymore and moved on from it, so stop complaining and start appreciating that you live in one of the best countries in the world

[@juliatzw]

@@joofer.j i think OP is a bot. If you look at the language and content of its comments, it don't make no sense 🤣

[@raymondhee8239]

Japan copy cat