LRT3 Shah Alam line expected to be up and running before June, says Loke


KUALA LUMPUR: The Light Rail Transit 3 (LRT3) service, which connects Shah Alam and surrounding areas, is expected to begin operations before June this year, after all testing processes, commissioning, and the resolution of technical issues are completed within the next one to two months.

Transport Minister Anthony Loke said that, to date, two train sets, involving 14 of the 22 trains, have completed fault-free run (FFR) testing, while another set, comprising eight trains, is still undergoing the 22-day FFR testing process.

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