Mixed reaction to scrapping of six LRT3 stations

By PRIYA MENON

NEWS of the scrapping of six LRT3 stations by the Finance Ministry has drawn mixed reactions from residents living near the stops.

While some welcomed the decision announced by Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng, others believed the stations could have been retained to ease traffic congestion in city centres.

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