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Private players interested in part-funding MRT3 Circle Line, MRT Corp now reviewing several PFI proposals
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Task force personnel were seen combing the area near Jalan Mamanda in Ampang Jaya.
Ampang Jaya deputy OCPD Supt Mohd Azam Ismail said the police in the district will focus on strengthening the compliance rounds to ensure that the SOP is adhered to. We only have one roadblock in the district, but we will focus on compliance operations. We will check all public areas such as business centres and malls, he said when met during compliance rounds on Tuesday (May 25).
For the first day of the tightened MCO 3.0, Supt Mohd Azam said the task force performed inspections at shops and premises near Ampang Point shopping mall.
14 April 2021 3:00 pm / 4 comments
The previously-suspended MRT3 project, which was supposed to complete the Klang Valley’s rail network by being the Circle Line loop, has been given the green light to proceed by the government, as announced by transport minister Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong earlier this month.
MRT Corp is being given three months to update the previously-conducted studies on the MRT3 project, which will be presented to the cabinet. The media was given a “refresher course” on the topic yesterday and here are some info from various reports from the event.
The proposal is looking at 30 stations, including some 10 interchanges. Some of the proposed MRT stations that will be confirmed in the coming months are Bukit Kiara, INTAN (National Institute of Public Administration), Sri Hartamas, Mont Kiara, Jalan Duta, Matrade, Jalan Kuching, Sentul West, Sentul East, Ayer Panas, Semarak, Setiawangsa, Ampang Point, Desa Pandan, Pandan Indah, Taman Perdana, Taman Mid
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