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Signalling fault repaired, ETS and KTM Komuter services back to normal

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KUALA LUMPUR: The Electric Train Service (ETS) and Klang Valley KTM Komuter services have resumed normal schedules after a signalling fault on the Batang Kali route was fully repaired at 5pm today.

Keretapi Tanah Melayu Bhd (KTMB), in a statement, said the disruption this morning affected train movements, causing several services to be delayed by about 30 minutes.

It said a technical team was deployed immediately upon identifying the fault to carry out checks and repair works to restore operations safely.

"KTMB apologises to affected passengers for the inconvenience and delays experienced during the disruption, and records its appreciation for their patience throughout the repair works," it added.

Passengers can check KTMB's official social media channels for the latest updates on train service status.

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