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Mind The Gap Sign, London Signs, London Tube Signs, London Tube Souvenir, Gift from London, Mind The Gap Tube Signs In Thailand, the announcement is used somewhat differently from the London one. On Bangkok underground trains and Airport Rail Link trains, it says, "Please mind the gap between train and platform". Some grammarians argue that as specific and countable nouns, the words "train" and "platform" should be preceded by "the". Also, the Thai language version of the announcement does not refer to a "gap" but translates to "Please be careful when stepping out of the train". However, in the Bangkok skytrain stations, the Thai announcement mentions the "gap" and can be translated as: "Attention, passengers, while entering and exiting the train, please mind the gap between the platform and the train. Thank you!" The English announcement says: "Attention, please mind the gap between train and platform. Thank you!" Of course, the 1970s were also when we were contradictorily encouraged to "Fall into the Gap". It was a confusing time. The people behind the 'mind the gap' voices on the London Underground". 11 September 2020 . Retrieved 16 July 2021. The award-winning designers and manufacturers of premium home accessories and wallpaper Mind The Gap, is an eclectic brand proud of their individualities with a focused approach to create items that are unique and innovative to contemporary design. This is evidently seen across each of their designs, with expressions of artistic freedom that reveals the unknown or undiscovered.

As such, there is a need for more awareness of the ways in which people should actively work to reduce their CVD risk. There is also a need for more primary and secondary preventative support from health agencies, policymakers and nongovernmental groups. Freight details: The show fits into a small van / large car. For locations further than mainland Europe, we would need to arrange air transport. No equipment needs to be locally sourced as the production is self contained. CONTAINEDNew Jersey Transit uses signs on doors on all trains that read "Caution: Watch the gap" and an announcement plays "When leaving the train, please watch the gap" where applicable to warn passengers to remain cautious of the gap. On the Rio de Janeiro Metro, the phrase " Observe atentamente o espaço entre o trem e a plataforma – Mind the gap" also can be heard. It was only in 1969 that "Mind the gap" announcements were introduced on the London Underground. This Wikipedia article tells the fascinating story of how the phrase spread around the world. Mindful of our recent discussion about differences in length for equivalent expressions in various languages, I find it particularly interesting that the French version is in the form of an alexandrine:

The sign panel has the corners rounded and smoothed with four holes punched (one in each corner) so that can be easily mounted. Sign Reads “Mind The Gap” The major reason for this more elaborate announcement, I think, is that the gaps between platform and train at East Rail Line stations are much larger than those of other lines, probably because the platforms are very long and sometimes curved (this is the line that goes out into the hills and mountains of the New Territories). The sole difference in wording between the Cantonese and Mandarin versions is that Mandarin de 的 is replaced by Cantonese ge3 嘅 (both are attributive particles). On the Buenos Aires Metro, warnings on platform floors and on the door windows in the trains read " Cuidado con el espacio entre el tren y el andén." ("Mind the gap between train and platform"). [13] Stand clear of the closing doors, please. a similar safety warning on the New York City Subway that has also become a cultural reference. At almost all stations of SuperVia, Rio de Janeiro suburban trains, the driver announces " Observe o espaço entre o trem e a plataforma" ("Watch the space between the train and the platform"), and sometimes " Observe o desnível entre o trem e a plataforma" ("Watch the level difference between the train and the platform").The phrase "mind the gap" can be heard at each station along Dublin's DART and at all stations in the city centre. The message can be seen in some train stations in the rest of Ireland. On Commuter and InterCity trains, the phrase "Please mind the gap" is accompanied by the Irish " Seachain an Bhearna le do thoil" when pulling into stations.

You can hear these three versions of the announcement as spoken at four groups of stations here, with a slight variation in wording in the fourth iteration. At some East Rail Line stations, you may hear "Please mind the gap and be aware of the difference in levels between the platform and the train". Description: Aimed at ages 11+, CONTAINED is a vibrant, compelling and personal show: min interwoven true stories about family and friendships, love and loss, the everyday and the extraordinary.

Listen here in Mandarin, Taiwanese, Hakka, and English: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5X7lh5qNLXk There’s no one-size-fits-all silver bullet: in most low- and middle-income countries, no single intervention, however innovative, will create enough fiscal space to plug the funding gap on its own. Moreover, while universal health coverage is a national-level goal for most states, health financing remains a global issue, with donor countries continuing to play an important role as part of a holistic financing strategy. We must consider all the options. Announcements are made on Seoul Metro trains when arriving at stations with a curved platform, e.g. Myeongdong station on Line 4 and Singil station on Line 1, saying " 이 역은 타는 곳과 전동차 사이가 넓습니다. 내리실 때 조심하시기 바랍니다" (which translates as "There is a big gap between the station platform and the train, please be careful when getting off") and "Please watch your step" in Korean and English. To inform the decisions and strategies of these stakeholders, The Economist Intelligence Unit and EIU Healthcare, its healthcare subsidiary, have conducted a study of the prevalence and costs of the top four modifiable risk factors that contribute to CVDs across the Asian markets of China, Australia, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan and Thailand.