The new ETS service from Johor Bahru to Kuala Lumpur launches tomorrow, with current ticket demand favoring the KL to JB route. Prices are reasonable, and trains will increase from two to four daily trips by January 2026. The ETS offers a comfortable, stable, and timely travel experience, but early ticket purchases are essential.
Malaysian households will not see increased water charges despite upgrading infrastructure for data centers. The government assures that developers will cover the costs, keeping water bills low. A household’s minimum charge of RM6.50 suffices for various water needs, while data centers significantly consume water for cooling purposes.
A parking space in Melbourne can cost RM142,000, significantly cheaper than Hong Kong’s RM296,000 for less desirable locations. The investment offers a return on investment (ROI) of 9.23 percent annually, with potential rental income. Malaysia currently lacks similar parking space investment opportunities, typically included with high-rise units.