Escalators operate upwards to manage ETS passenger arrival flow


KERETAPI Tanah Melayu Berhad (KTMB) refers to the letter “Keep the escalators moving” published in The Star on May 19 (online at bit.ly/ 4nLyztt). We would like to address the concerns raised regarding escalator operations at KL Sentral following the arrival of ETS (Electric Train Service) passengers, as mentioned in the letter.

All escalators at the ETS arrival concourse in KL Sentral are currently in working order. However, upon the arrival of ETS passengers, the escalator is operated in the upward direction as part of passenger flow management measures to help prevent congestion at the exit area and automated control gate; this also enables better safety control and smoother passenger movement within the area.

In addition, KTMB continuously deploys auxiliary police personnel and station staff at the escalator and concourse areas to assist passengers, particularly senior citizens, children, and those requiring additional assistance.

Passenger safety remains KTMB’s utmost priority, especially in managing passenger movement at escalators, platforms, and exit areas.

KTMB values feedback from passengers and remains committed to continuously enhancing the overall travel experience to ensure it remains safe, orderly and comfortable for all.

KERETAPI TANAH MELAYU BERHAD (KTMB)

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