Monorail plans back on track


Trip around the river: A file photo of the monorail circling the scenic Sungai Malaka on a 1.6km rail line. The RM16.5mil project was launched in October 2010.

MELAKA: Attempts are being made to revive the Melaka Tourist Monorail service that recently came to a halt – one of countless times since debuting in 2010.

Melaka Historic City Council mayor Datuk Zainal Abu said a new management company was being sourced to operate the service as part of the initiative to get it back on track.

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