Transport Minister Anthony Loke said he was happy that the ETS3 project was going well and hoped that the next set would be delivered and completed on time. — Picture by Miera ZulyanaFisheries Dept says Live Coral Cover percentage at 54.23pc in 2023KUALA LUMPUR, June 8 — Malaysia has received the first set of electric trains for the Gemas-Johor Baru Electric Double Track service yesterday.
“When this rolling stock by next year, we will start the ETS service from Kuala Lumpur Sentral to Johor Baru when the Johor Baru — Gemas track is ready later.“Wait for this service to arrive and we will provide the latest service to Malaysians,” he said through a video shared by MOT to the Malaysian media today.
“I have been informed that a total of eight trains will be assembled in Malaysia apart from the first two sets that will be shipped from Zhuzhou, China,” he said. “It is also worth mentioning that significant efforts have been made to ensure Malaysian local manufacturers have meaningful participation and benefits from the positive spillover by working with CRRC in Malaysia,” he said.