Political rivalry in Malaysia threatens to derail much-delayed coast-to-coast rail link
PUTRAJAYA - Five years after its launch, Malaysias East Coast Rail Link (ECRL) is facing delays once again as Selangor disagrees with the proposed alignment of the 665km project aimed at connecting ports on both coasts of the peninsula. Transport Minister Wee Ka Siong held a press conference on Monday (April 5) to address concerns over cost, environmental impact and effectiveness of the RM50 billion (S$16.25 billion) track, having failed to reach a resolution after at least 37 federal-state m...
Source: straitstimes.com