In three languages: Anthony Loke has to be responsible for his failure to reform KTMB
There is a price to pay for being indifferent Following a victory against KTMB at the Consumers' Tribunal on July 22, 2026, I now call on Transport Minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook to address persistent flaws in KTMB's e-ticketing platform. If he had intervened, the case would not have gone to the Tribunal. So much time is wasted just because of his indifference towards complaints sent to his personal attention. While digitalisation should streamline public transport, system glitches and poor customer support currently result in unnecessary financial losses and frustration for passengers—especially senior citizens. Till now, KTMB has not refunded my money. But thankfully the Tribunal refused to accept their explanation that they needed 6 months to effect a refund of only RM148, which they claimed to have refunded, but using KTMB’s point system. I rejected this before the Tribunal, saying, “I paid in cash through e-banking; I do not accept Monopoly or kidzan...