Malaysia Rail Link (MRL) has released a statement following reports of a Taman Mutiara Gombak 2 resident filing a RM1.3 million lawsuit against MRL, China Communications Construction and the Selayang local council (MPS). The resident, Hishamuddin Jumat, said the East Coast Rail Link (ECRL) project poses a risk to his safety and home.
MRL said that it has taken note of the media reports and takes every complaint and public concern seriously, stressing that safety is always the priority for the ECRL project. The company will not comment on the case as it has already been brought to the courts, and it respects the court process.
“MRL will continue to give full cooperation to the court and all related authorities. The construction of ECRL continues in line with approvals, technical specifications and the need for regulatory and safety standards set by the authorities,” MRL said in a statement.
“MRL remains committed to complete the ECRL project according to schedule by focusing on safety, quality and public interest, so that this strategic national project can benefit the rakyat and support the development of the country’s economy,” it added.
Completion rate is over 90% now and the ECRL is set for a January 2027 launch.
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Vote BN and we will go back to open subsidy for alp rakyat Malaysia without having to sell our data. Inflation will also go bavk to normal instead of today historical highs and still going up under Pakatan rule. House Residents will be able to block construction of strategic projects. Kick Pakatan out and things will go back to normal.I repeat Kick Pakatan out and things will go back to normal!
tats y malaysia nvr progress bcoz of ppl like u
right go back to BN time and we will have 2mdb which whill really bankrupt the country, ISA where all dissidents were locked up , and Deputy PM DSAI will get a black eye from IGP . can someone remind me how much petrol cost during Najib time?
Back to NORMAL – Plundering the country wealth by the UMNO BN leaders