Prasarana has no plans at the moment to introduce women-only coaches on the new LRT3 line.

It says it first needs to survey and assess passenger usage patterns on the line, which only began operations today.

Meanwhile, the operator says LRT3 saw an encouraging start with an estimated 10 thousand passengers on its first morning in service.

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Police have repeated their warning to stay away from sensitive or provocative issues while campaigning for the Johor state election.

This, as cops say they’ve already opened investigations into three election-related cases, after receiving seven police reports since nomination day on Saturday.

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The government has extended an agreement with Ocean Infinity to continue the search for MH370 for another year.

The extension maintains all the main terms and conditions of the existing agreement…including the ‘no find no fee’ principle.

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In other developments…

The Health Ministry is looking at ways to allow public patients – including kids with cerebral palsy – to access advanced rehabilitation facilities operated by PERKESO. 

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And, the new and improved version of the Malaysian passport is scheduled to be launched by the Prime Minister at the Parliament lobby tomorrow.