PETALING JAYA: Phase 2 of the MRT2 project from the Kampung Batu station to Putrajaya Sentral is expected to start operating in January 2023 for the benefit of the people, says the Finance Minister.
Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Tengku Abdul Aziz also said the government is committed to completing the 50.8km-long MRT3 project in Kuala Lumpur.“This project involves a cost of RM50.2bil with a projected expenditure of RM3.3bil in 2023,” he said when tabling Budget 2023 yesterday.
“The Pan Borneo Highway project in Sarawak is expected to be fully completed soon, while the highway project in Sabah will be completed by 2024,” he said, adding that RM11.4bil had been set aside for repairing and maintaining transport assets, including federal roads. He said this would benefit wheelchair users who fly with MASwings, the regional airline operating the rural air services in both states.
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