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Lentor MRT Station, Singapore

Lentor MRT Station (GPS: 1.38461, 103.83655) is a station of the Singapore MRT Thomson-East Coast Line in Ang Mo Kio, Singapore. Located between the Springleaf MRT Station and Mayflower MRT Station, it became operational on 28 August 2021. The opening was delayed by a year due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The name Lentor comes from the Malay word for "pliable". The deco of the station depicts artwork by Tan Guo-Liang. The work is entitled Interlude. It is created using mesh fabric, and it depicts musical notes and Chinese calligraphy. The artist states that the curving lines in the art reflects the name of the station, which is pliable or flexible.

The Lentor MRT Station was also built to be a Civil Defence shelter, and can double up as a refuge in the case of warfare. Even in a chemical attack, the station air vents can be sealed off to prevent entry of poisonous gases.

The Lentor MRT Station entrance is at Lentor Dr. In the immediate vicinity is Thomson Grove apartments and the landed houses of the Lentor neighbourhood. The Ang Mo Kio-Thye Hua Kwan Hospital is about 550 metres away on foot.

Lentor MRT Station is on the Map of Thomson-East Coast MRT Line

Lentor MRT Station is on the Map of Ang Mo Kio, Singapore

Platform level at Lentor MRT Station, Singapore

Concourse of the Lentor MRT Station, Singapore

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