KOTA KINABALU: Borneo’s only railway service hit the headlines literally with bang in 2011.
Just seven months after resuming services along its 134km track between Tanjung and Tenom following a multi million upgrade, a Sabah Railways train slammed into a tanker using an illegal crossing to deliver 27,000 litres to a petrol station at Kepayan near here on Oct 31.
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