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Wednesday, September 30, 2026

Partial lane closures along Jalan Sultan Azlan Shah for Mutiara LRT works

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Long-term intermittent partial lane closures along Jalan Sultan Azlan Shah here will be implemented from tomorrow until Nov 15 to facilitate construction works for the Mutiara Light Rail Transit (LRT) line.

In a statement, Malaysia Rapid Transit Corporation Sdn Bhd said the closures would stretch over 45 days from 10pm to 5am daily to facilitate tree-felling works.

“The closures will involve the leftmost lane between the Jalan Sungai Dua intersection and Universiti Sains Malaysia’s field heading towards Komtar, as well as the leftmost lane between the Batu Uban army camp and Sunny Point heading towards Bayan Lepas.

“The rightmost lane between the Batu Uban army camp and the traffic light intersection in both directions will also be closed. However, the other lanes will remain open to traffic,” it said.

Road users are advised to exercise caution when passing through the area.

Signboards, traffic cones and flagmen will be stationed at the locations to facilitate traffic control and ensure the safety of motorists.

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