President of SMRT Trains, Lam Sheau Kai, told Mothership that SMRT’s station staff responded promptly to the incident. The affected train was subsequently moved to the depot for further checks. “We would like to remind commuters to ensure their power banks have proper safety protection features and are in good condition to reduce the risk of such incidents,” he added. #mothershipnews #fyp #tiktoksg
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