KUALA LUMPUR: Current disruptions and delays in the KTM Komuter service are due to the upgrading of systems and infrastructure under the Klang Valley Double Tracking (KDVT) Phase One and Two projects.
KTMB Chief Corporate Officer Mohamed Suhaimi Yaacob said the upgrading works took a long time because train services are still running.
"For now, we are running Komuter trains at an interval of 30 minutes during peak hours and hope to increase it to 15-minute intervals once the upgrading works are completed," he told reporters after the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between KTMB and AirAsia Ride, here on Wednesday . It was signed by Mohamed Suhaimi and Air Asia Ride Regional Chief Executive Officer Lim Chiew Shan.
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