Revised public display of MRT3 seen as another step forward, indicating govt commitment to project
Public viewing of the latest changes to the MRT3 project is expected to run for three months until Dec 2.
Public viewing of the latest changes to the MRT3 project is expected to run for three months until Dec 2.
This timeline is contingent on the successful completion of all necessary commissioning and testing, according to Transport Minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook.
MRT 3, called “The Circle Line”, is proposed to span 51 kilometres (km) around Kuala Lumpur’s perimeter, while integrating with existing MRT, LRT, KTM, and monorail lines, through 10 interchange and connecting stations.
MRT3 — currently still in the planning stages — will be the final piece of the Klang Valley Mass Rapid Transit (KVMRT) network that will run along the perimeter of Kuala Lumpur, integrating with existing MRT, LRT, KTM, and Monorail lines through 10 interchange and connecting stations.
The company manufactures battery packs for electric vehicles and provides industrial energy storage systems.
The proposed investment is anticipated to feature an AI university and data centre within the park, and could generate 5,000 jobs over the next five years.
Minister in the Prime Minister's Department (Federal Territories) Dr Zaliha Mustafa: “We hold off [on the new project approvals] for now until we establish a task force.
Prasarana Malaysia: "Our cybersecurity team has identified and is addressing the incident, which involved unauthorised access to several of our systems.
The region consists of three availability zones, which are data centre clusters that have independent power, cooling and physical security that are connected through ultra-low latency networks.
The new industrial park is also an extension of TH Properties’ international halal hub, namely techpark @ enstek, which comprises Techpark 1 and 2 in Bandar Enstek, Negeri Sembilan.