ETS Segamat Routes Launch Boosts Malaysia’s Rail Network

ETS Segamat Routes Boost Connectivity Across Malaysia. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Kuala Lumpur celebrates the launch of ETS Segamat routes today, expanding rail access. New connections link Butterworth, Padang Besar, and Segamat starting March 15, 2025.

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Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad’s CEO, Datuk Mohd Rani Hisham Samsudin, announced the milestone. He confirmed that the extended ETS now connects Butterworth-Gemas and Padang Besar-Gemas routes efficiently.

The first train, EG9420, left Segamat Station for Padang Besar at 7:55 a.m. sharp. Meanwhile, EG9321 departed Butterworth for Segamat at 7:50 a.m., arriving by 2:57 p.m. promptly.

Datuk Mohd Rani Hisham expressed enthusiasm about introducing ETS services to Segamat residents eagerly. He highlighted that this upgrade improves public transport and promotes sustainable travel choices confidently.

Economists forecast that enhanced rail links will drive economic growth in Segamat soon. Better accessibility is likely to attract more visitors and boost local commerce significantly.

ETS Segamat Routes Spark Promotions and Community Engagement

KTMB launched promotions three days ago to engage Segamat’s community actively. Teams visited offices, supermarkets, mosques, and Ramadan bazaars to share the news effectively.

The company offers a $2.20 discount (originally RM10) for select services to celebrate joyfully. Travelers can save on EG9321, EG9322, EG9420, and EG9425 with specific terms applied.

Festivities at Segamat Station today feature exclusive KTMB Rail Boutique sales events. Additionally, Cardiac Vascular Sentral Kuala Lumpur provides free health screenings for attendees cheerfully.

Tickets stay available through the KITS app, KTMB’s website, and kiosk machines conveniently. Visitors can check www.ktmb.com.my or call 03-9779 1200 for more details easily.

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This rail expansion strengthens Malaysia’s network and improves connectivity across regions. Segamat’s inclusion promises better travel experiences and economic opportunities for all residents soon.

ETS Segamat Routes Enhance Travel and Sustainability

Officials expect the modern ETS service to draw more Malaysians to rail travel quickly. Consequently, KTMB advances its mission to upgrade transportation infrastructure across the nation steadily.

Businesses in Segamat anticipate a customer surge thanks to improved rail links now. Tourists will likely explore the area more, boosting local trade and services significantly.

KTMB’s outreach ensures the public embraces this exciting development fully and eagerly. Promotions and discounts make the launch appealing to both residents and travelers alike.

Health screenings and boutique sales add value to today’s celebrations at Segamat Station. These efforts reflect KTMB’s dedication to community engagement and customer satisfaction consistently.

Travelers can book tickets effortlessly and enjoy a seamless journey with ETS now. The service’s reliability and comfort make it a top pick for Malaysians regularly.

Experts note that sustainable travel options like ETS benefit the environment greatly. Thus, KTMB’s initiatives align with national goals for greener transportation solutions effectively.

Segamat’s integration into the rail system marks a milestone for Malaysia’s connectivity. It opens doors to new adventures and economic prospects for everyone involved happily.

Source: www.malaymail.com

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