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7 smrt covid-19 articles

  • 'Public transport still safe': Minister Ong Ye Kung

    'Public transport still safe': Minister Ong Ye Kung

    Public transport remains secure given host of precautions enforced by transportation providers and the cooperation of commuters.

    Other News
  • Bus and train ridership fall to an 11-year low amid COVID-19 pandemic

    Bus and train ridership fall to an 11-year low amid COVID-19 pandemic

    Public transport ridership has fallen to an 11-year low due to COVID-19, with average daily ridership for buses and trains falling by 34.5% to 5.04 million.

    MRT News
  • Most taxi firms unlikely to extend rental waiver

    Most taxi firms unlikely to extend rental waiver

    Not all taxi operators will be matching ComfortDelGro's taxi rental waiver extention, which was given as circuit breaker measures continue to hit the sector.

    Other News
  • SMRT bus driver tests positive for COVID-19

    SMRT bus driver tests positive for COVID-19

    The driver was last at work on 27 March, had his rest day on 28 March and tested positive on 31 March when he visited a doctor, SMRT said.

    Other News
  • New care centre caters to cabbies affected by COVID-19 outbreak

    New care centre caters to cabbies affected by COVID-19 outbreak

    A new pop-up care centre at Downtown East aims to assist private-hire and taxi drivers impacted by the COVID-19 outbreak.

    Other News
  • Khaw: Displaced cabbies can drive buses, be 'transport ambassadors'

    Khaw: Displaced cabbies can drive buses, be 'transport ambassadors'

    The Transport Ministry is looking into converting cabbies and private-hire drivers into temporary transport ambassadors amidst the COVID-19 crisis.

    Other News
  • Bus services to be slightly affected: Khaw

    Bus services to be slightly affected: Khaw

    Bus services will be slightly affected due to Malaysia's recent lockdown on 17 March, which affects bus drivers and technicians who commute from Johor to work.

    Other News
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7 smrt covid-19 articles

  • 'Public transport still safe': Minister Ong Ye Kung

    'Public transport still safe': Minister Ong Ye Kung

    Public transport remains secure given host of precautions enforced by transportation providers and the cooperation of commuters.

    Other News
  • Bus and train ridership fall to an 11-year low amid COVID-19 pandemic

    Bus and train ridership fall to an 11-year low amid COVID-19 pandemic

    Public transport ridership has fallen to an 11-year low due to COVID-19, with average daily ridership for buses and trains falling by 34.5% to 5.04 million.

    MRT News
  • Most taxi firms unlikely to extend rental waiver

    Most taxi firms unlikely to extend rental waiver

    Not all taxi operators will be matching ComfortDelGro's taxi rental waiver extention, which was given as circuit breaker measures continue to hit the sector.

    Other News
  • SMRT bus driver tests positive for COVID-19

    SMRT bus driver tests positive for COVID-19

    The driver was last at work on 27 March, had his rest day on 28 March and tested positive on 31 March when he visited a doctor, SMRT said.

    Other News
  • New care centre caters to cabbies affected by COVID-19 outbreak

    New care centre caters to cabbies affected by COVID-19 outbreak

    A new pop-up care centre at Downtown East aims to assist private-hire and taxi drivers impacted by the COVID-19 outbreak.

    Other News
  • Khaw: Displaced cabbies can drive buses, be 'transport ambassadors'

    Khaw: Displaced cabbies can drive buses, be 'transport ambassadors'

    The Transport Ministry is looking into converting cabbies and private-hire drivers into temporary transport ambassadors amidst the COVID-19 crisis.

    Other News
  • Bus services to be slightly affected: Khaw

    Bus services to be slightly affected: Khaw

    Bus services will be slightly affected due to Malaysia's recent lockdown on 17 March, which affects bus drivers and technicians who commute from Johor to work.

    Other News
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