The 24-hour Aerotrain service at KLIA is expected to resume by the end of the month.
The Transport Ministry says Malaysia Airports has already completed all the necessary tests, with a full report to now be submitted to the Land Public Transport Agency.
The Aerotrain has faced several technical issues since resuming operations last July, and currently stops running for several hours at night for track maintenance.
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Meanwhile, passenger processing at the country’s entry points is expected to take a mere four to five seconds with the implementation of the National Integrated Immigration System or MyNIISE this September.
The Home Ministry is confident this will be a game changer that will help address congestions issues at the country’s airports.
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In other news…
The government says electricity theft linked to illegal bitcoin mining, has cost the country an estimated 700 million ringgit annually, with authorities stepping up enforcement against offenders.
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A 42-year-old man has been sentenced to three months’ jail and fined five thousand ringgit, after pleading guilty to making offensive remarks on Tiktok against the Yang DiPertuan Agong last year.
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The Education Ministry has refuted claims that several SPM top scorers were denied matriculation places…clarifying that all eligible 10A students have already been offered admission.
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The Prime Minister is urging state governments and local authorities to reduce rental rates for small businesses, especially hawkers and petty traders, to ease some of the pressure of rising costs.
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And, the government will expand the Rahmah Madani sales program to some 30 thousand locations nationwide this year…offering goods at up to 30 percent below market prices.
