LRT Train Derails Near Chan Sow Lin Station, 25 Passengers Safe

LRT users urge track maintenance to be enhanced following train derailment

KUALA LUMPUR: Users of the Light Rail Transit (LRT) service on the Ampang/Sri Petaling line want maintenance and repair works on the track system to be improved after a train derailed near the Chan Sow Lin Station on Thursday (May 28) morning.

LRT train derailment in Kuala Lumpur

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Rapid KL activates alternative train services, free shuttle buses after derailment near Chan Sow Lin

KUALA LUMPUR, May 28 — Rapid KL today activated alternative train services and free shuttle buses along the Ampang–Sri Petaling Line after a train derailed near Chan Sow Lin station this morning.In a statement, the rail operator said alternative train services had been deployed between Cheras and Bandar Tasik Selatan stations, as well as between Ampang and Pandan Jaya stations.It also said a free shuttle bus service was also operating between Pu…

LRT train derails near Chan Sow Lin station, 25 passengers safe

KUALA LUMPUR: An Ampang/Sri Petaling Line train derailed while passing through a track switch at the Chan Sow Lin Station this morning, causing widespread service disruptions.

Loke: LRT Ampang/Sri Petaling Expected To Be Fully Operational By 3 June 2026

Repair works are currently under way on the Ampang/Sri Petaling Light Rail Transit (LRT) line following a train derailment near the track switch area at Chan Sow Lin station yesterday morning. Transport minister Loke Siew Fook said repair works are expected to take between three and five days, with the affected track likely to resume operations by 3 June 2026 after the long weekend. The incident, which disrupted services across several stations …

LRT Ampang/Sri Petaling Line to be fully operational by next Wed following derailment at Chan Sow Lin

The LRT Ampang/Sri Petaling Line, which saw a train derailment yesterday, is expected to be fully operational by next Wednesday (June 3), in time for the start of a short working week for Klang Valley residents. The first two days of next week are public holidays, and many are on an extended Hari Raya Aidiladha break. This was announced by transport minister Anthony Loke when he visited the site of the train derailment this morning. The train we…