Skip to playerSkip to main content
  • 2 days ago
Train services in the northern corridor were thrown into disarray after thieves stole approximately 100 metres of cable at KM95.8, between Sungai Siput and Kamunting, in the early hours of Tuesday (May 26).

The theft knocked out the signalling system along the route, causing delays of between 23 and 40 minutes for Northern KTM Komuter services, and between three and 90 minutes for all ETS trains passing through.

Read more at https://tinyurl.com/5bu9raya

WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news
SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar
LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

Category

🗞
News
Transcript
00:01With Hari Raya Aidilada just around the corner and thousands of Malaysians heading back to their home towns,
00:07a cable theft has thrown train services in the northern corridor into chaos.
00:12Several electric train service and northern KTM commuter trains have been delayed by more than an hour
00:18after thieves made off with approximately 100 meters of cable at kilometer 95.8 between Sungai Siput and Kamunting.
00:25The stolen cables crippled the signaling system along the route,
00:28severely disrupting train operations across the northern sector.
00:32KTMB's Auxiliary Police detected the theft early Monday morning,
00:36with an on-site inspection confirming the damage.
00:39Northern KTM commuter services are facing delays of between 23 and 40 minutes.
00:45ETS services passing through the route are expected to be delayed anywhere from 3 to 90 minutes,
00:50a major blow for the surge of festive travelers.
00:54KTMB's technical team is now racing to carry out repairs
00:57and restore normal services as quickly as possible.
01:00The rail operator has apologized for the inconvenience.
01:03Passengers are advised to check the latest service updates via KTMB's official social media channels
01:08or approach station staff for assistance.
01:11Passengers and Call of the bathroom.
01:13Passengers are advised to check the latest service updates via KTMB's official name in KTMB's official нас
Comments

Recommended