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The government has announced a 30 per cent discount on Electric Train Service (ETS) tickets across all sectors, as well as the Ekspres Rakyat Timuran (ERT) service on the JB Sentral-Tumpat-JB Sentral route, to help Malaysians cope with rising costs of living driven by the higher fuel prices linked to the West Asia crisis. - Photo: Facebook / @KTM Berhad

Transport Minister Anthony Loke said the issue of integrating the pass has been discussed for a long time, but its implementation faces several major constraints in terms of operational structure and scope of services. Photo by Bernama

Malaysia is estimated to have lost more than RM540 million in productivity last year due to train service disruptions in the Klang Valley. - Inset from left: Barjoyai, Mohd Faisol

KTM Komuter services are experiencing delays today after trees fell onto the track during heavy rain and strong winds that hit the capital yesterday afternoon. Photo for illustrative purposes only. Bernama FILE PIX

New chairman Ahmad Redza Abdullah has more than three decades of experience in handling high-profile litigation cases and providing strategic corporate advisory. (Redza Eleena Chong Picture)

Passengers excited to use the MySawasdee Penang Edition special train service during the first day of its trial service from the Butterworth-Hai Yai, Thailand-Butterworth station on Dec 29, 2024. - Photo by Bernama

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KTMB will implement a fully cashless ticket purchasing system, starting Jan 1, 2025, covering the Klang Valley, northern, southern and east coast sectors. - BERNAMA FILE PIX

Among the station stops are Batu Gajah, Ipoh, Kuala Kangsar and Taiping. Photo by KTM Berhad/Facebook

Photo for illustration purpose only. - Photo credit: PolisKL/FB