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A lorry accident near railway tracks in Johor disrupted Shuttle Selatan and ETS operations on the Kulai–Kempas route, with train services delayed and alternative transport arranged for passengers.
Malaysia's rail operator KTMB achieved 13.2 million passengers in the first half of 2026, an eight per cent increase year-on-year, driving group revenue up to RM296 million from RM206 million previously.
Thailand's CP Group has formally requested termination of its three-airport high-speed rail contract with the State Railway, citing inability to secure investment incentives and issue construction notices.
Malaysia's Transport Minister Anthony Loke has clarified that diesel trains operating on the Southern Shuttle service represent a temporary solution while the government awaits delivery of new Electric Multiple Unit trains, with annual subsidies allocated.