Transport plan must look beyond Greater KL


THE proposed alignment of MRT Line 2 was made public through what is supposed to be the Detailed Environmental Impact Assessment (DEIA). In reality, it reads much more like a report on the contractor’s implementation methods.

Reading the DEIA at its face value suggests that, while there are some problems, most are of minor nuisance value that can be easily dealt with. However, the real truth of the matter is out there for the public to see and experience with the construction of MRT Line 1.

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