Major milestone achieved in ECRL
Source：CCCCTime：2025-06-05
The project embraces sustainability and eco-friendly principles.
The East Coast Rail Link (ECRL) project in Malaysia has recently marked a significant milestone in its construction progress.
A benchmark evaluation ceremony for the first installation of communication, information, and signaling system was held at ECRL KotaSAS Station. This event sets the technical standard for similar works across all 20 stations on the line and signals the transition of this system into full-scale construction.
The structural works for 16 stations across Sections A, B, and C1 have now been successfully topped out—more than a month ahead of schedule—laying a solid foundation for the upcoming mechanical, electrical, and four-system (power, signaling, communications, and control) installations.
Kota Bharu Bus Terminal
As for station architectural design, local cultural and artistic elements have been thoughtfully integrated. Each station is envisioned not only as a functional transport hub but also as a landmark that reflects the city’s identity and serves as a cultural symbol.
In addition, the project embraces sustainability and eco-friendly principles. Station designs are adapted to the local tropical climate, emphasizing natural ventilation and sun shading to improve comfort while reducing energy consumption. Optimized structural designs and construction processes have also significantly reduced energy use and carbon emissions related to building materials.
Editor: CHEC
