SMRT extends train, bus service hours on Hari Raya Haji eve

These will be rolling out until 1:35 a.m.

In a release, SMRT announced that its trains (North-South, East-West and Circle Lines) and selected buses will be running later on the eve of Hari Raya Haji on Thursday, 25 October through 1.35am on Friday, 26 October.

From City Hall Interchange, the last trains on all bounds will depart at 12.30am on 26 October. Passengers on last trains should note the following:

• Last Northbound train: connection to the last Circle Line trains at Bishan (service will end at Caldecott and Bartley) and Dhoby Ghaut Interchanges (service will end at Tai Seng) available. No connection to Eastbound and Westbound train at Jurong East Interchange.

• Last Eastbound train: connection to the last Circle Line trains at Paya Lebar Interchange available (service will end at Tai Seng and Mountbatten).

• Last Westbound train: connection to the last Circle Line trains at Buona Vista Interchange (service will end at Pasir Panjang and Botanic Gardens) and the last Southbound train at Jurong East Interchange (train service will end at
Kranji) available.

• Choa Chu Kang Interchange: passengers on the last MRT train can connect to the last Bukit Panjang LRT train at 1.28am.

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