Singapore Train Operator Boosts Pest Control After Rat Sighting
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Singapore's SMRT train operator announced enhanced pest control measures following a rat sighting on a train carriage. The move aims to improve cleanliness and passenger comfort across stations and depots. This response addresses public concerns about hygiene in the city's transit system.
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- •SMRT is the main train operator in Singapore.
- •A rat was spotted inside a train carriage, prompting public attention.
- •Pest control efforts will be increased at both train stations and depots.
- •The announcement was made on May 25, 2026.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸SMRT successfully implements enhanced pest control measures passenger confidence and satisfaction with the transit system improve, potentially increasing ridership.
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