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the penalties are currently under review

 

 

 

 

Source: http://news.asiaone.com/news/singapore/penalties-flouting-mrt-rules-under-review

ah gong dian dun anyhow use, must wait for them MRT to come up with charging booths. S$10 for half hour of charging then you can chars on all you want.

 

huh??.. throwing missiles?? wtf is that suppose to mean??..

 

Oh okay. He the can. [sweatdrop]

really scratch head why this way is illegal?

you must pay commission? afterall it is their di pan you are dealing on.

huh??.. throwing missiles?? wtf is that suppose to mean??..

 

Oh I get it. You are not supposed to *ahem* (wap wap wap) and BOOMZ!

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Every small little thing also want to fine. Might as well make it an offence to live in Singapore. Every step you take you will be fined Jesus LOL

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They will never be able to inplement this $500 fine for boarding of packed train. The trains are packed like sardine everyday. This was why I was so determined to stop taking public transport.

 

Anyway previously while queuing up to board the train, there would always be one person (mostly females) who would squeeze, push and shove their way in though it's already packed. Tempted to just kick them in.

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huh??.. throwing missiles?? wtf is that suppose to mean??..

Ahhhhh.. This make sense... So, terrorist would pick mrt as their launching pad... Cheap cheap 5k fine per missile. ... No need go jail... Lol...

Every small little thing also want to fine. Might as well make it an offence to live in Singapore. Every step you take you will be fined Jesus LOL

The nick name "fine city" is not without base hor... Sg earned it, truly.. Hehehe...

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Every small little thing also want to fine. Might as well make it an offence to live in Singapore. Every step you take you will be fined Jesus LOL

Is that the way you really want it? Fine.

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really scratch head why this way is illegal?

Because they are unable to tax it? red eyes? But again if its during office hours, the trains are a lot less pack. Not as though these deliveries bring in by the pallet load into the train.

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Transferring goods between paid and unpaid area is interesting...

 

As is throwing "missiles"

reckon, it is trying to say, transferring things over the gates/turnstails/barricades. I have seen people transferring babies over it though. :D

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I do not think there's an enforcer to enforce the rather ridiculous rules.

 

Unless there are ppl with disturbed minds try to challenge the mrt staff dan they will be able to use these rules to "defend" themselves.

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"Meddling with PLANT ... " [laugh] which cockanathan though of this ?? does tickling the leaf count ?

 

 

 

really scratch head why this way is illegal?

 

SMRT did came out to explain why some years back - something along the line of "not meant to be a place of business. Like you cannot just go and open a table sell stuff in premise"

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SMRT did came out to explain why some years back - something along the line of "not meant to be a place of business. Like you cannot just go and open a table sell stuff in premise"

Think a lot of ebay/online sellers/buyers also meet at MRT to transact.

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"Meddling with PLANT ... " [laugh] which cockanathan though of this ?? does tickling the leaf count ?

 

SMRT did came out to explain why some years back - something along the line of "not meant to be a place of business. Like you cannot just go and open a table sell stuff in premise"

 

PLANT are commonly used to meant machineries in the industries.

 

Anyway, Seoul subway lets you eat and drink, heck, they even have food and drinks stalls, vending machines setup inside the paid area and platform. And i've seen people selling stuff in makeshift stalls (a couple of tables with the wares displayed on it) in the paid area of the station.

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They will never be able to inplement this $500 fine for boarding of packed train. The trains are packed like sardine everyday. This was why I was so determined to stop taking public transport.

 

Anyway previously while queuing up to board the train, there would always be one person (mostly females) who would squeeze, push and shove their way in though it's already packed. Tempted to just kick them in.

 

 

When such a passenger tries to rush into the train while I am getting out, sometimes I just deliberately walk into him and use my body/shoulder to push him out of my way!! If I happen to be holding a drink, I make sure it spill onto his shirt.

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