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Slow-moving traffic as city folk return to Klang Valley on July 11 night after celebrating Aidiladha

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Slow-moving traffic as city folk return to Klang Valley on July 11 night after celebrating Aidiladha

KUALA LUMPUR: Traffic heading in the direction of the Klang Valley is reported to be slow-moving as of 10.30pm Monday (July 11) as city folk return from their hometowns after the Hari Raya Aidiladha celebrations.

According to the Malaysian Highway Authority’s (LLM) Twitter web page, there’s a 14.9-km crawl on the Karak Highway heading in the direction of the Bentong toll plaza.

“There was an accident at KM360.89 (northbound) from Bukit Besi to Dungun at 8.01pm on the East Coast Expressway (LPT) Two, and the correct lane had been briefly closed,” mentioned LLM.

On the North-South Expressway, traffic is reported to be sluggish heading south from the Alor Setar (S) exit in the direction of Gurun due to a stalled trailer at KM78.8, inflicting the left lane to be blocked.

“Traffic can be sluggish from north to south, particularly from Gopeng to Tapah; Bikam Estate to Sungkai; Slim River to Behrang; and Bukit Beruntung to Rawang,” it mentioned.

LLM mentioned that traffic from the south to north was additionally sluggish from Tangkak to Jasin; and Ayer Keroh Overhead Bridge (*11*) to Pedas/Linggi till the Port Dickson junction.

PLUS Malaysia Berhad (PLUS) beforehand mentioned that 1.9 million automobiles had been anticipated to be on the freeway through the festive holidays from Thursday (July 7) till Tuesday (July 12).

The operator of the Kuala Lumpur-Karak Expressway (KLK) and the LPT One, ANIH Berhad, mentioned it anticipated greater than two million automobiles to use the freeway from July 10-11.

The public can get the most recent traffic data through the Plusline toll-free quantity at 1-800-88-0000 and the Twitter web page at www.twitter.com/plustrafik or the LLM hotline at 1-800-88-7752 as properly as its Twitter web page at www.twitter.com/llminfotrafik. – Bernama



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