KTM Komuter Souvenir

SOUVENIR ITEMS

Exciting KTM Komuter souvenirs are available now for sale at the KTMB Information Counter at Level 1 of the Sentral KL Station. There are caps, travelling bags, t-shirts, magnets, cardholders, umbrellas and many more items of interest, at attractive prices. Visit us at the KTMB Information Centre to make your purchases today!

Pelbagai cenderahati KTM Komuter yang menarik ada dijual di Kaunter Pusat Maklumat KTMB - Stesen Sentral Kuala Lumpur di Aras 1. Di antara cenderahati yang dijual adalah topi, bag, t-shirt, magnet, payung dan lain-lain dengan harga yang berpatutan. Kunjungilah Pusat Maklumat KTMB untuk membeli cenderahati kesukaan anda!

Keretapi Tanah Melayu

Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad (KTMB) or Malayan Railways Limited is the main rail operator in Peninsular Malaysia.

Formerly known as the Malayan Railway Administration (a corporate sole established under Section 4 of the repealed Railway Ordinance 1948), it came to be known as KTMB after the government-led corporatisation in 1992. However, it remained wholly owned by the federal government. The railway system dates back to the British colonial era, when it was first built to transport tin. Fares are generally reasonable, but the low speed of the intercity trains does not usually make them competitive with other modes of transportation.

Changes On KTM Intercity Train Schedule For East Sector

Attention to all passengers,

Effective 1^st Jun 2008, KTM Intercity train schedule and destination for East Sector will experienced some changes.

• Train 26 - Singapore (0550) – Gua Musang (1549)

• Train 27 - Gua Musang (1115) – Singapore (2320)

• Train 28 - Singapore (1910) – Gemas (0001)

• Train 29 - Gemas (0840) – Singapore (1400)

• Train 81 - Tumpat (0600) – Gua Musang (1108)

• Train 82 - Gua Musang (0700) – Tumpat (1255)

• Train 83 - Tumpat (1350) – Gua Musang (2010)

• Train 84 - Gua Musang (1640) – Tumpat (2124)

• Train 91 - Tumpat (0300) – Kuala Lipis (1100)

• Train 92 - Gemas ( 0625) – Gua Musang (1340)

• Train 93 - Kuala Lipis (1500) – Gemas (1950)

• Train 94 - Gua Musang (1350) – Tumpat (1913)

For inquiries, please contact our Call Center at 03-2267 1200 or your nearest station.

KTM Berhad apologizes for inconvenience caused.

Thank you.

Makluman kepada semua penumpang,

Bermula dari 1 Jun 2008, jadual perjalanan dan destinasi untuk tren-tren KTM Antarabandar bagi Sektor Timur akan mengalami perubahan.

• Tren 26 - Singapura (0550) – Gua Musang (1549)

• Tren 27 - Gua Musang (1115) – Singapura (2320)

• Tren 28 - Singapura (1910) – Gemas (0001)

• Tren 29 - Gemas (0840) – Singapura (1400)

• Tren 81 - Tumpat (0600) – Gua Musang (1108)

• Tren 82 - Gua Musang (0700) – Tumpat (1255)

• Tren 83 - Tumpat (1350) – Gua Musang (2010)

• Tren 84 - Gua Musang (1640) – Tumpat (2124)

• Tren 91 - Tumpat (0300) – Kuala Lipis (1100)

• Tren 92 - Gemas ( 0625) – Gua Musang (1340)

• Tren 93 - Kuala Lipis (1500) – Gemas (1950)

• Tren 94 - Gua Musang (1350) – Tumpat (1913)

Untuk keterangan lebih lanjut, sila berhubung dengan Pusat Panggilan kami di talian 03-2267 1200 atau stesen-stesen berhampiran dengan anda.

KTM Berhad memohon maaf di atas segala kesulitan yang dialami.

Terima kasih.

SMS Mobile Ticketing

Intercity Services is always on the move to research and market new technologies to provide better and fast services for our customers to reach us through the Ticketing System, ticket counters and call centers.

Starting from June 03, 2008, Intercity Services has embarked on a new era of servicing 'SMS Mobile Ticketing', the easier way to book train ticket.

For further information, please call 603-7727 6311 on Monday to Friday from 9 am – 6 pm except on public holidays.

Vacancy

At KTMB, we are extremely proud of what we are a household name providing safe, efficient and reliable integrated rail services for both people and goods

We believe our greatest strength lies in our talented team of employees who are indeed our intellectual assets. Quality people of diverse talents and capabilities whose team work and synergy have been instrumental in KTMB’s ability to provide exceptional value-added services. We are looking for more of such quality people to join Malaysia’s preferred land transport provider.

Position	Closing Date
Tukang K3	July 28, 2008
Tukang K2	July 28, 2008

Intercity Ticketing System Has Been Temporarily Suspended

Dear Valued Customers,

KTM Berhad would like to inform that purchase in advance for Intercity Train Tickets and Online purchase has been temporarily suspended from September 01, 2008 onwards until further notice, for rescheduling purposes.


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Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad.All rights reserved. KTM Berhad, Corporate Headquarters, Jalan Sultan Hishamuddin, 50621 Kuala Lumpur. General Line for KTM Berhad Headquarters: 603-2263 1111 CALLCENTER: 603-2267 1200 or callcenter@ktmb.com.my

KTM Komuter Tourist Pass

In conjunction with Visit Malaysia Year 2007, KTM Berhad will introduce a special pass for tourists to travel on the KTM Komuter from January 1 to December 31, 2007. This special pass is called KTM Komuter Tourist Pass and is valid for an unlimited travel on the KTM Komuter trains for one day to any destination within the KTM Komuter network. This is one of the ways for KTM Berhad to show our support towards Visit Malaysia Year 2007 as it offers convenience and value for money for tourists to travel to the various attractions located near the KTM Komuter network. The pass may be used by both local and foreign tourists. There will be three categories of KTM Komuter Tourist Pass sold, namely “adult”, “child” and “senior citizen”. Fares for an adult ticket will be RM12 while child (4 to 12 years) and senior citizen fares will be RM6. Children below 4 years old may travel free of charge. Tickets are sold at all KTM Komuter counters. Ticket validation may be done via the automatic gates as well as by ticket inspectors on board the trains. The passes however, are not valid for travels on board the KTM Intercity trains. For further information, please contact our Call Centre at 03-22671200 or the nearest KTM Komuter station. Issued by Corporate Communications, Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad Date December 28, 2006