Melaka looking at monorail proposals to ease traffic


MELAKA: The state is studying proposals for a more efficient monorail connectivity as the troubled RM16.5mil recreational monorail is unlikely to be used as a public transport model, says a senior official.

State public works, transport, public amenities and infrastructure committee chairman Datuk Roslan Ahmad said proposals by private companies to build a monorail system for the historic city were being reviewed.

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