Khatib MRT Station

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 NS14 
Khatib MRT Station
卡迪地铁站
காதிப்
Stesen MRT Khatib
Rapid transit
KhatibMRT.JPG
Exterior view of Khatib MRT Station.
Station statistics
Address 201 Yishun Avenue 2
Singapore 769092
Coordinates 1°25′01.80″N 103°49′58.44″E / 1.417167°N 103.8329°E / 1.417167; 103.8329
Lines
Connections Bus, Taxi
Structure Elevated
Levels 2
Platforms Island
Tracks 2
Other information
Opened 20 December 1988
Accessible Handicapped/disabled access
Code NS14
Services
Preceding station   Mass Rapid Transit   Following station
towards Jurong East
North South Line
towards Marina Bay
Location
Khatib MRT Station

Khatib MRT Station (NS14) is an above-ground Mass Rapid Transit station on the North South Line in Singapore. It is the southernmost of 2 stations serving Yishun New Town. The station is located at the junction of Yishun Ring Road and Yishun Avenue 2.

The most distinctive feature of this station is a pair of tomato replicas located within the paid area of the Concourse Level beneath the escalators.

The section of track between this station and Yio Chu Kang Station is the longest between any two SMRT stations in Singapore. The time to travel from Khatib to Yio Chu Kang is about 5 mins.

Contents

[edit] Platform Screen Doors

As with most of the stations along the North South MRT Line, it was initially built without Platform Screen Doors to prevent commuters from falling onto the train tracks. After several successful test at Jurong East, Yishun and Pasir Ris and eventually, installation of the half-height screen doors started and operations commenced on 30 September 2011.[1]

[edit] Station Layout

L2 Platform A North South Line
towards  NS1  EW24  Jurong East via  NS9  Woodlands (→)
Island platform, Doors open on the right
Platform B North South Line
towards  NS27  CE2  Marina Bay (←)
L1 NSL Concourse Faregates, Ticketing Machines, Station Control
Street Level

[edit] 2010 Train Disruption

On 19 September 2010 which was also the same day (First day) of the train disruption in JEMP, a Burmese passenger in his 30s who was drunk and fell on the track by accident was hit by a train on around 12:45am. The victim had then suffered multiple fractures followed by his left leg was antipulated by the train on the scene. That has resulted the last 4 Southbound trains were unable to complete the journey while the passenger was pronounced dead on 1:38am in Khoo Teck Puat Hospital located nearby.[2] [3]

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