The Transport Ministry has set up a special task force to investigate yesterday’s LRT train derailment near the Chan Sow Lin station.
It says it views the incident as a very serious matter as it involves a risk to public safety.
The findings of the probe will be sent to the Cabinet as soon as possible before being released to the public.
The Ministry is also calling for the maximum punishment to be meted out against those responsible, saying no one will be spared from accountability.
Meanwhile, RapidKL says repair works at the Chan Sow Lin station are still ongoing, with feeder bus services provided as an alternative.
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Do not use AI to edit or alter your photos when applying for a passport.
The Immigration Department is repeating its warning, saying using AI-altered images is a serious offence that could lead to legal action.
It explained that using genuine photos is crucial to ensure smooth identity verification and to prevent fraud.
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TVET has become the preferred choice among students and is no longer seen as just a backup option.
The National TVET Council says total enrolment hit nearly 460 thousand last year, driven by the high employability rate.
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In other news…
Seven secondary school students have been detained in Kota Kinabalu as part of the probe into a viral video showing a 13-year-old girl being assaulted by other female students.
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And, the Met Department says Kuala Kangsar and Kampar in Perak as well as Machang in Kelantan are the only areas nationwide currently under its Level One heat advisory.
