KTMB's 'ghost train' transforms commute for students from the interior


Photo: Bernama

KUALA KRAI: Shrouded in pre-dawn dark and mist, the morning Keretapi Tanah Melayu Bhd (KTMB) service at Kuala Gris railway station, known locally as the 'Ghost Train', carried students from SMK Dabong on their first day of school Sunday (Jan 11).

In the chill, misty air, students from the interior gathered in small clusters, school bags in hand, chatting quietly as they awaited their ride, with the tranquil dawn a familiar start to their daily journey.

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