Liamson Times: Train Shuts Down

== KRT-3 shuts down again, passengers forced to walk on the tracks ==
Seth Llanera | 2:25 PM | November 13, 2014
All KRT-3 stations have been shut down following an incident currently being investigated by the rapid transit line's officials and engineers.
17 people sustained light to moderate injuries due to the train cars' sudden braking. They were immediately brought to the nearest hospital, while the rest of the passengers were forced to walk on the rail tracks under the 2 pm heat.
It's been only one month since the KRT-3 reopened after repairs to delayed structural damages caused by The Ruling earthquake.
"We regrettably have to do this for everyone's safety," said KRTA Spokesperson Johnoy Ricardo. "We will make sure to check every corner again and repair the damages."
Since the closure, students and workers have complained about the increased difficulty of commuting and worsening traffic congestion.
"It was already hard before, but now I have to leave the house three hours ahead of time to get to school," said PU student Marissa Colmenares. "Some professors are more understanding than others."
"KRT-1 and KRT-2 remain in operation."
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