🌐 East Coast Rail Link

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East Coast Rail Link is a major infrastructure project in Malaysia aimed at developing a high-speed railway connecting the eastern states to the capital, serving as a strategic economic and logistical asset.

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Transport Ministry: Govt keeps RM499 fare cap for Sabah and Sarawak routes, expands FLYsiswa for students active Travel involved 100%
PM: Expedite RM700m flood projects after repeated flooding in Sungai Buloh area expired Real Estate involved 100%
Off the trail, into danger: Mount Kinabalu guides warn trespassers of the price rescuers pay expired Travel involved 100%
Johari Ghani: Some firms still pay TVET graduates like foreign workers despite minimum wage increase expired Politics party 100%
Malaysia wants at least half its highways equipped with smart tech expired Travel involved 100%
ECRL Gombak station’s covered link bridge to LRT ready by March 2027, temporary walkway in place for December launch expired Real Estate involved 54%
ECRL targets Dec 12 launch with 30pc fare discount, freight services to run concurrently, says Anthony Loke expired Shipping involved 48%
Rapid KL: Cable theft attempt halts power on Kajang Line for an hour, police report lodged expired Security involved 97%
Federal agency chairman set to face corruption charge over Penang land sale expired Real Estate involved 97%
Budget 2027: New Kota Bharu ECRL bus station to ease congestion, improve connections expired Travel involved 100%
E&R Engineering to Launch New Malaysia Plant: Expanding Global Packaging Materials Production and Localized Services expired Deals involved 93%
Malaysians choose family over shopping or holidays, domestic travel data shows expired Travel involved 100%
Cable theft disrupts MRT Putrajaya Line, with longer waits at UPM, 16 Sierra and Putrajaya Sentral expired Security involved 71%
Police nab two men ‘chauffeuring’ 690kg of ketum in Toyota Alphard on NSE expired Security target 100%
3,700 Miles From Home: Why F1's Bahrain GP Is Racing in Malaysia expired Travel involved 100%