Technology · Malaysia Bureau
KLIA Ekspres disrupted by cable cut; shuttle services activated
The KLIA Ekspres rail link between Kuala Lumpur and the airport has been disrupted following a cable cut. Authorities have implemented shuttle train services to maintain connectivity between KL Sentral, Putrajaya-Cyberjaya station, and KLIA Terminal 2.
LSN Malaysia ·
Train shuttle services have been activated to bridge the gap created by the cable damage affecting the KLIA Ekspres line. The replacement services are operating between KL Sentral and the Putrajaya-Cyberjaya station, with additional connections provided between the station and KLIA Terminal 2.
The cable cut has necessitated the temporary alternative arrangement to maintain passenger mobility on one of Malaysia's key transport links. Commuters and airport travellers are advised to expect potential delays and to plan their journeys accordingly during this period.
The KLIA Ekspres, which typically provides direct rail connections between the capital and Kuala Lumpur International Airport, is a vital transport artery for business and leisure travellers. Authorities have not yet announced the expected duration of the disruption or provided details on the cause of the cable damage.
Passengers are urged to check with service operators for the latest updates on service restoration and shuttle timetables.