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Rapid KL Upgrades Safety Barriers at LRT Stations in Klang Valley

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 1
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Rapid KL has begun installing platform safety barriers at LRT stations along the Kelana Jaya and Ampang/Sri Petaling lines to strengthen passenger safety. The initiative started on August 1, with Putra Heights Station selected as the initial site for testing the installation methods and operational aspects. As of September 26, the installation at Putra Heights had reached 85% completion since its commencement.

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Why it matters

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The upgrades are part of a proactive measure by Rapid KL to enhance the travelling environment and passenger confidence. The phased installation allows the company to refine the process before rolling it out to other stations on the lines.

Rapid KL operates rail services within the geographical area of Klang Valley.

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Who's involved

  • Rapid KLMalaysian company undertaking the infrastructure safety upgrades.
  • Kelana JayaLine included in the phased installation of platform safety barriers.
  • Putra Heights LRT stationPutra Heights Station is the current testing site for the safety barrier installation.
  • AmpangLine undergoing safety upgrades as part of the proactive infrastructure improvement program.

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