Yeow Meng Chai that he saw a man drop the notes and described the perpetrator in detail, down to the brand of the bag he was carrying. After further questioning by the police, he admitted he had written them himself and there were no bombs. His story came apart when his description differed in later versions. By then, police officers had searched extensively for the man. However, trains were not stopped. On 10 March 2005, he pleaded guilty under the United Nations (Anti-Terrorism Measures) Regulations for his false bomb threat and was jailed for 2years. He admitted that at the time he tried to fool Yeow, he was disgruntled with the police and society in general, because he had been charged with theft and was out on bail. The theft charge, stealing $50 from a restaurant, was considered during sentencing. A 62-year-old woman was found injured at the station at about 2:35 pm on 24 November 2011. The woman was taken to the National University Hospital where she subsequently died from her injuries. Police subsequently arrested a 55-year-old man for the alleged murder the following day. On the evening of 14 October 2020, Jurong East station was one of the stations affected by the power fault on the North-South and East-West lines whereby the circuit breaker tripped at Tuas intake substation, thus causing disruption to the East-West Line west of Jurong East. Attempts to draw power from others at Bukit Gombak and Choa Chu Kang substations failed. References External links Official blogsite Jurong East Station Modification Project Jurong East to Changi Airport MRT Station route 1988 establishments in Singapore M Railway stations opened in 1988 Mass Rapid Transit (Singapore) stations