MANY are aware of Japan issuing train delay slips to commuters in the event of a train malfunction.
However, not a lot of Malaysians know that LRT stations provide a “train delay certificate” upon request from those who are late to work or school.
In a post on X by @_aidaans, a passenger shared she received the slip after requesting it following the Kelana Jaya LRT line delay announced on 23 May.
The post was quoted from another X post by @idzanar who replied to RapidKL’s announcement asking if the company can provide a train delay slip.
RapidKL then replied that they can collect their train delay certificate from LRT station counters.
