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Two SMRT Trains Shockingly Crashed into Each Other, 25 People Injured

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Imagine something like this happening during a regular morning commute!

Earlier this morning, two trains unexpectedly collided at an MRT station in Singapore.

The incident, which took place near the Joo Koon MRT Station, left 23 passengers and 2 SMRT staff injured during their morning commute.

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According to a statement SMRT posted on their official Facebook page, they explained that a train heading towards the Tuas Link Station was stalled at the Joo Koon Station at 8.18am. One minute later, another train arrived and stopped behind the first train. 

Then, the second train unexpectedly moved forward and collided with the first train just a minute after that!

One netizen who was on the train at the time of the collision, said all passengers fell on their backs from the force of the crash. Omg!

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Source: facebook

All 25 people who reportedly sustained “light to moderate injuries” from the crash were immediately sent to Ng Teng Fong Hospital and National University Hospital for treatment. Meanwhile, authorities are currently investigating the incident. 

A video showing passengers getting off the train after the collision happened has also surfaced online. Watch it here:

The platform has since been closed off by authorities.

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Source: facebook

We hope the injured passengers and staff members recover quickly and that the authorities find out what led to this unexpected accident.

 

Also read: A World War II Bomb Exploded at an MRT Construction Site, Here’s What We Know

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