As the East-West Line (EWL) disruption enters its fourth day, officers from SMRT and Land Transport Authority (LTA) are working day and night trying to restore train services.
To thank some of these staff for their hard work, kindergarten students from Bukit Batok East (BBE) PCF Sparkletots and MyFirstSkool wrote them cards filled with words of appreciation and encouragement.
Source: Rahayu Mahzam on Facebook
The messages were addressed to “workers” and scribbled on cards that appeared to be coloured in by the children.
In a Facebook post on Saturday (28 Sept), Jurong Member of Parliament (MP) Rahayu Mahzam shared about the wholesome initiative.
In addition to the heartfelt cards, merchants from BBE also provided refreshments to these workers.
These include:
On Friday (27 Sept), BBE grassroots leaders visited Jurong East, Clementi, and Bukit Batok MRT stations to distribute the goodies to SMRT staff on duty.
Source: Rahayu Mahzam on Facebook
Mdm Rahayu joined the volunteers at Jurong East MRT Station, where she spoke to staff on duty.
Source: Rahayu Mahzam on Facebook
There, SMRT staff shared with her that they remain committed to assisting commuters despite how tiring it has been for them.
Ending her post, Mdm Rahayu took the opportunity to thank workers for their tireless work to restore train services, at times amidst adverse weather conditions.
Also read: SMRT & LTA staff working round the clock to restore EWL train services
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Featured image adapted from Rahayu Mahzam on Facebook.
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