MRT breaks down for the second time in 2018 | Inquirer News

MRT breaks down for the second time in 2018

By: - Reporter / @JLeonenINQ
/ 09:41 PM January 02, 2018

A faulty speedometer forced a southbound Metro Rail Transit (MRT) train on Tuesday evening to offload about 300 passengers at the North Avenue Station on Edsa, according to a service report.

The glitch, reported at 8:43 p.m., was caused by a fluctuating power supply due to worn out electrical sub-components, the report said.

The defective train was brought in to the depot for preventive maintenance and replacement of electrical components.

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Offloaded passengers were accommodated by a skip train that arrived 8 minutes after the incident.

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This is the second glitch of the transit line this 2018.

Just a day before, New Year’s Day, about 300 southbound commuters were offloaded at the Guadalupe Station due to an “electrical failure.” /atm

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