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Penang LRT works to close part of Jalan Magazine for 21 days from Sept 14

GEORGE TOWN, Sept 11 — Jalan Magazine here will be closed for 21 days from September 14 to facilitate road widening and utility relocation works for the LRT Mutiara Line...

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槟城轻轨工程将于9月14日起封闭Jalan Magazine部分路段21天。

The Malaysia Rapid Transit Corporation (MRT Corp) has announced a 21-day round-the-clock closure of Jalan Magazine's leftmost lane from September 14 to facilitate road widening and utility relocation for the LRT Mutiara Line project.

Additionally, intermittent partial lane closures will take place on Jalan Sultan Azlan Shah from September 16 to December 15 for related construction activities.

Other lanes on both roads will remain open, and traffic management measures will be in place to ensure the safety of road users.

GEORGE TOWN, Sept 11 — Jalan Magazine here will be closed for 21 days from September 14 to facilitate road widening and utility relocation works for the LRT Mutiara Line project.

Malaysia Rapid Transit Corporation Sdn Bhd (MRT Corp) said the closure would be in effect around the clock from 10pm on September 14 until 5am on October 5.

“The closure will involve the leftmost lane of Jalan Magazine in front of St. Giles Wembley Hotel heading towards KOMTAR, while the other lanes will remain open to traffic,” it said in a statement today.

It said a partial lane closure would also be implemented intermittently along Jalan Sultan Azlan Shah from 8am to 4pm daily from September 16 to December 15 to facilitate construction of the LRT Mutiara Line, including drainage and road widening works.

The closure will involve the leftmost lane between the Sunny Point Complex traffic light junction and the Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) field heading towards KOMTAR, as well as the rightmost lane in front of the USM field and Batu Uban Army Camp in both directions.

“Other lanes will remain open to traffic at all times. Road users are advised to exercise caution when passing through the area.

“Road signs and traffic cones will be placed, while flagmen will be deployed to help manage traffic flow and ensure the safety of road users at the affected routes,” it added. — Bernama

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