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CONNECTIVITY and convenience are the key to encouraging greater use of public transportation.

Hence, the recent reports involving the Light Rail Transit (LRT3) project in which the Finance Ministry announced that it would be doing away with at least five proposed stations, reducing the number of coaches and train sets as well as the size of stations, are somewhat contradictory.

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