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Please rewrite the attached article.The Land Transport Authority (LTA) is currently conducting feasibility studies for two new MRT lines that are aimed for completion in the 2040s. These new lines could potentially serve more than 400,000 households.Among the proposed rail lines is the Seletar Line, which would cover areas including Woodlands, Sembawang, Sengkang West, Serangoon North, Whampoa, Kallang, and the Greater Southern Waterfront. The second line, tentatively called the Tengah Line, would supplement the transport network in the west and northwest regions, serving areas such as Tengah, Bukit Batok, Queensway, and Bukit Merah.Read also: LTA announces AI chatbot, streamlined road approval processes for developersAdvertisementAdvertisementTransport Minister Chee Hong Tat mentioned in a parliament speech on March 5 that depending on the results of the feasibility studies, the Seletar Line and Tengah Line may eventually be joined. Chee also announced LTA’s plans to proceed with the extension of the Jurong Region Line (JRL) to the West Coast and its connection to the Circle Line (CCL) and Cross Island Line (CRL).The extension, known as the West Coast Extension (WCE), will be carried out in two phases. The first phase, expected to be completed in the late 2030s, will extend the JRL from Pandan Reservoir Station to the CRL. The second phase, set for completion in the early 2040s, will connect the JRL to the CCL’s Kent Ridge Station.Once completed, the WCE will offer residents in the west a time-saving of up to 20 minutes when travelling to the city centre. In planning for the future development of Singapore’s rail network, Chee also announced the government’s plan to invest up to $1 billion in the next five years to maintain high-reliability standards for both newer and older train systems.Read also: OKP Holdings secures new contract from LTA worth $92.9 mil, orderbook hits record of $735.2 millionAdvertisementAdvertisementThis investment will go towards implementing advanced condition monitoring systems for more proactive and targeted maintenance, adopting new technologies for more efficient and effective rail maintenance, as well as providing training programmes for rail workers.”By expanding the rail network, improving rail asset management, and upskilling our rail workforce, we will continue to provide convenient, reliable, and resilient public transport for our commuters,” stated LTA. RELATED NEWSConstruction demand to rise to $38 billion in 2024: BCAOKP Holdings’ wholly-owned subsidiary secures $95.9 mil contract from LTAConstruction industry stakeholders call for safe and controlled entry of foreign workers