KTMB Adds Extra ETS Trips For This ChineseNewYear
Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad has announced two additional electric train services on the KL Sentral – Padang Besar route. The extra trips are to accommodate the upcoming Chinese New Year celebrations, specifically for the period between 19 to 24 January.
The tickets started going live today , with one additional train per day each way for a total of 12 extra trips for the CNY period. “The additional ETS train will depart at 5.05 PM from KL Sentral and is expected to arrive at Padang Besar at 10.34 PM, while the train from Padang Besar will depart at 11 AM and arrive at KL Sentral at 4.36 PM,” according to KTMB in a statement.
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