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Bukit Jalil LRT Station to operate until 1am on Oct 1

28 Sep 2022 04:51pm
Rapid KL said it would also extend the operating hours of the connecting stations. - Bernama Photo
Rapid KL said it would also extend the operating hours of the connecting stations. - Bernama Photo
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KUALA LUMPUR - Rapid KL is extending its service hours until 1.00 am on Oct 1 at the Bukit Jalil Light Rail Transit (LRT) Station to accommodate the needs of those attending several events at the National Sports Complex.

In a statement today, Rapid KL said it would also extend the operating hours of the connecting stations to take passengers to their final destination.

"Users are advised to use the Touch N' Go card for smooth travel," according to the statement.

More information is available at MyRapidKL's Twitter and Facebook page. - BERNAMA

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