KTMB ETS Additional Trains For 17 Feb To 19 Mar 2023 School Holidays
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Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad (KTMB) has announced additional Electric Train Service (ETS) in conjunction with the upcoming school holidays.
They further advised all travel goers to seize this opportunity early and make the necessary ticket bookings through the convenient Go Cashless method of payment available via the KTMB mobile applications, ticket kiosks or online at https://online.ktmb.com.my/.
The additional ticket sales will begin on 26 Jan, 10am for the travel period from 17 Feb to 19 Mac 2023. These additional trains would be specifically for weekend travels from Friday to Sunday.
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A total of 30 additional train trips would be made available, 15 for the Padang Besar to KL Sentral route (11am-4.36pm) and 15 for KL Sentral to Padang Besar route (5.05pm-10.34pm).
KTMB also wishes to remind its users that the ETS runs on a flexi fare system, so planning your journey and getting your tickets early would mean cheaper fares and savings for you.
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SELANGOR
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NEH1759
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SJM7132
KUCHING
QAB2092M
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