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Terminal 1 Seremban has been awarded an APAD Grade A rating, recognising it as meeting the highest standards in management, operations, safety and passenger facilities.

Transport Minister Anthony Loke said the older terminal was successfully upgraded to earn the recognition, which not all terminals nationwide achieve.

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00:01Terminal 1 Saremban has been awarded an APAD Grade A rating,
00:06recognising it as a land public transport hub
00:08that meets the highest standards in management, operations, safety and passenger facilities.
00:14The Land Public Transport Agency awarded the rating after the terminal met key criteria,
00:19including online ticketing, real-time travel information,
00:23disabled-friendly facilities, CCTV, parking, asurao, toilets and food and commercial outlets.
00:31Transport Minister Anthony Lok said,
00:34Saremban, as the Negri Simbilan capital, needed an integrated transport hub
00:39and Terminal 1 now connects express buses, stage buses, bus.my services and taxis
00:45with direct links to Saremban KTM station.
00:48He urged the public to take care of the facilities,
00:51warning that vandalism adds to government repair costs.
00:54Yes, I hope that when the government and operators provide a good ease,
01:01we are together to protect it with good,
01:03to value the ease of ease, especially in the terminal.
01:10We need to protect cleanliness, don't be vandalised.
01:14Because vandalism is one of the biggest problems for the common ease.
01:35The terminal handles between 150 and 180 bus departures daily,
01:41with 84 operators serving destinations across the peninsula, across 46 platforms.
01:50The, as it is called the center of 20 meters,
01:58the island's
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