Gemas-Pulau Sebang Komuter service ceased due to low ridership, says Negri exco man


SEREMBAN: The KTM Komuter service to and from Gemas has been stopped since 2016 as only 10 passengers used the service on a daily basis, says Negri Sembilan transport, housing and local government committee chairman J. Arulkumar.

He said it will cost KTM Berhad RM300,000 annually if it were to continue the service to Gemas from Pulau Sebang in Tampin, which was the southernmost stop for the service.

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