Road. 3 October – WKRZ 91.3 and UFM 1003 are launched by Singapore Press Holdings. 12 October – Virgin Mobile Singapore is launched as a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) between SingTel and Virgin Mobile. After a failed attempt to compete in the telco market, the service shuts on 11 October 2002. 18 October – Dover MRT station is opened along an existing MRT line, making it the first infill station in Singapore. 23 October – During the official opening of Dover MRT station, three new MRT lines are announced, namely the Bukit Timah Line (now Downtown MRT line Stage 2), the Jurong Region Line (now the Jurong Region MRT line) and the Eastern Region Line (since merged into Thomson–East Coast MRT line Stages 4 and 5 and Downtown MRT line Stage 3). 25 October – Nomination day for 2001 General Election: The People's Action Party wins 55 uncontested seats and hence returns to power. 27 October – 'Cheers!' stores are launched for SMRT stations, bringing convenience to Singaporeans. November 1 November – SBS Transit is launched after a rebranding exercise from Singapore Bus Service, with the new logo unveiled on 28 November. 3 November – 2001 General Election: The People's Action Party led by Goh Chok Tong wins 82 out of 84 seats (including 55 uncontested seats) with a vote share of 75.3%, with the opposition winning the remaining two. Chiam See Tong and Low Thia Khiang of the Singapore Democratic Alliance and the Workers' Party, retain Potong Pasir SMC and Hougang SMC respectively. 9 November – SembCorp's new cogen plant is officially opened in Jurong Island, making it the largest cogen plant in Singapore and the first Independent Producer Plant. 11 November – The nine Community Development Councils are reduced to five, namely the Central Singapore Community Development Council, North East Community Development Council, North West Community Development Council, South East Community Development Council, and the South West Community Development Council. 12 November – The Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall is officially opened. 13 November – The Chinatown Food Street is opened, bringing back street hawkers after a ban since 1982 due to hygiene concerns. The plans are first announced on 7 February. 30 November – TVMobile is now available on Bintan Resorts ferries. December 4 December – The Science Hub (now one-north) is officially launched by JTC Corporation as a science park. 6 December – Construction