GEORGE TOWN: Penang’s LRT line will cost about RM13 billion and will be completed by 2031, with the first station to begin at Silicon Island off the airport runway going northwards to Komtar.

GEORGE TOWN, Dec 11 — Penang’s Mutiara Line Light Rail Transit (LRT) project will not be cancelled even if there is a change in government, said Economic Affairs Minister Rafizi Ramli.

The main civil contract for the Mutiara LRT line between Penang South Reclamation Island-A to Komtar has been valued at RM8.3 billion, subject to further value management, says transport minister ...

None of our leaders want to explain why we have only 200-300 buses covering the entire state of Penang when Singapore has ...

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called for Penang’s LRT line to embody the state’s unique cultural and historical identity. Anwar said the project’s development must ensure a balance ...

The LRT Mutiara Line project will span a total of 29.5km, with 21 strategically located stations, including a provisional station at Penang South Reclamation Island A (PSR-A). The alignment begins ...

The contract for the Penang LRT Mutiara Line project that Gamuda’s 60%-owned subsidiary, SRS Consortium Sdn., secured includes the design, construction and completion of an elevated viaduct ...

Zairil said the state will not choose a system that has a high capacity like Kelana Jaya LRT Line which can accommodate up to 30,000 passengers as it is not suitable for Penang. He said the state ...

Transport Minister Anthony Loke said the CMC for Segment 1 of the Mutiara Line LRT project will connect the South Reclamation Island of Penang-A (PSR-A) to Komtar, with an estimated alignment length ...

GEORGE TOWN, Jan 2 (Bernama) -- Infrastructure works for the Penang Light Rail Transit (LRT) Mutiara Line project and the expansion of the Penang International Airport (PIA) may be carried out ...

SRS Consortium has secured a RM8.3bn ($1.84bn) design and build contract for the civil and structural works of the first segment of LRT Mutiara Line project in the Malaysian state of Penang.