Currently raising awareness among public, particularly elderly and disabled.

UPDATED 6.08PM | Minister says local workers still needed for maintenance and repairs.

Company to improve guidelines for the interest of the public.

Occasion in conjunction with the Pinkfish music festival.

It's a protest against decision to abolish top positions in driver service scheme.

STATE POLLS | Voters say it's more convenient to take the train back to vote.

It urges consumers to book them via KTMB Mobile app or website. 

The additional train tickets are available for purchase starting today. 

Both firms will also attend post-cabinet meetings held by Transport Ministry. 

Ticket sales will open from tomorrow at 2pm.

Decision whether to restrain govt from instructing company to stop work on project site.

The train is heading to Klang from Perlis when the incident occurred at the Batu Tiga KTMB station.

However, Ahmad Faizal Azumu claims to be unaware of the matter.

CORONAVIRUS | A passenger on the No 9173 ETS service on March 7 has died of the disease on Sunday.

The Auditor-General says one reason for this is KTMB not free to make decisions, particularly on its operations and usage of assets. 

PARLIAMENT | Phase 2 contract was initially terminated but now restored at a reduced cost of RM4.475b.

It believes the company has used 'terrific' marketing strategies to impress Anthony Loke.

Former Langkawi MP says he will make way for new appointment by Harapan administration. 

Its CEO says the Railway Assets Corporation will oversee the property projects, as KTMB was unable to go it alone.

The railway union reveals the purchases were made based on the needs of the Transport Ministry, not KTMB.

GE14 | Several windows were smashed by rocks thrown by unknown persons last night.

No passengers injured as locomotive detached from the coaches before fire could spread.

This follows the incident at Bank Negara station yesterday along the Rawang-Salak Selatan route.

12 wagons of goods headed down south derailed early today between the Bank Negara and Kuala Lumpur stations. 

Muhyiddin says current measures by the government ineffective to sustain KTMB’s future operations.

The railway operator's president is being probed over the deal and has been told to go on leave pending an inquiry. 

Jakim director-general says issuance of certificate can help improve public understanding of halal issues.

Pink-coloured ‘women-only’ stickers are placed inside and outside the coaches concerned.

A representative from the KTM Khairat Kematian Charitable Association says she had been provoked.