KUALA LUMPUR, For Klang Valley commuters who'd marked September 30 on their calendars, the news comes with a quiet sigh: Light Rail Transit Line 3 (LRT3), the much-awaited rail project set to cut commute times across the region, won't open until the end of 2025. Government officials confirmed the delay this week, pointing to two non-negotiable factors—rigorous safety testing and unexpected supply chain disruptions—saying "getting it right matters more than getting it

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