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Kelana Jaya LRT resumes normal operations after safety system fault
Rapid KL restored full service on the Kelana Jaya LRT Line after addressing a safety system malfunction at Putra Heights station. Normal operations resumed mid-morning following inspection and rectification work.
LSN Malaysia ·
Kuala Lumpur's Kelana Jaya LRT Line returned to normal operations at 9:19am on Monday after technicians resolved a safety system fault that had disrupted service earlier in the day. The disruption originated at Putra Heights station, where an automated safety mechanism had triggered service interruptions on the key transport corridor. Rapid KL, the operator of the light rail network, conducted immediate inspections and completed necessary repairs to restore the system to full functionality. The company did not specify the duration of the morning disruption or provide details on the exact nature of the technical fault. The Kelana Jaya Line serves as a critical transport link in the Klang Valley, connecting central Kuala Lumpur with suburban areas including Ampang, Sentosa, and Putra Heights, carrying thousands of commuters daily.