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The Taman Mutiara MRT station where a woman was attacked and robbed in the lift on Feb 14 is one of six stations that authorities identified as hot spots for crime. And now the Transport Ministry wants the MRT operator to beef up security at the stations to prevent such incidents from recurring.
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