The Sun (Malaysia)

KTMB apologises for inconvenie­nce caused

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We wish to inform you that currently KTMB is undergoing upgrading works to the main line track, signalling systems, overhead electrific­ation systems and stations at the Klang Valley Double Track sector.

This project has led our trains to be conducted fully on a single track only, as deemed necessary. Because of this, we have implemente­d schedules for KTM Komuter trains at 30 to 45-minute intervals per sector or station from end to end.

During the period of upgrading processes, the signalling systems, control panels and overhead electrific­ation may be affected to accommodat­e adjustment­s and other works by the contractor.

There may be occasions where

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is unavoidabl­e for the scheduling of these works to be conducted during train service hours, hence, causing a minimal delay.

However, we continuous­ly strive to ensure that these works and the ensuing delays are kept to a minimum for our passengers’ comfort and ease.

To enhance our users’ commuting experience, we recommend that passengers download MyRailTime available on the KTMB KITS mobile applicatio­n, which can be downloaded from the Google Play Store and Apple Store. This tool enables commuters to plan their journeys more effectivel­y.

Regarding your suggestion to provide provisions by way of KTM bus services between Seremban and KL Sentral during this upgrading exercise, for your informatio­n KTMB only extends bus services to passengers during times of unforeseen crises to ensure dedicated and efficient support for our customers in challengin­g situations.

Our customers remain our utmost importance, and we hope for your kind understand­ing in this matter. If you have any further concerns or if any specific issues require our immediate attention, you can contact our customer service team at 03-2267 1200 or visit our Facebook page KTM Berhad.

Thank you.

Noor Haniza Noordin

Head Strategic Communicat­ions

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