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Transport Minister Anthony Loke outlined Malaysia's strategy to become Southeast Asia's premier maritime hub through developing Port Klang's Third Terminal, with feasibility studies completed and cabinet approval granted for the phased public-private partnership project.
The Royal Klang City Council has transferred its investigation into a dog's death during a stray-catching operation in Port Klang to police, citing obstruction by residents and threats made during the incident.
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Selangor has finalised all land-related matters for Port Klang's third terminal development on Pulau Carey since December. The state now awaits federal approval on port ownership and jurisdiction before construction can begin.
Malaysia's ambitious Port Klang 3 expansion could break ground this year if land negotiations with Selangor state government proceed smoothly, Transport Minister Anthony Loke announced, signalling continued momentum for the major port infrastructure initiative.
The Selangor State Government is resolving land ownership issues critical to developing Port Klang's Third Terminal on Carey Island, with Transport Minister Anthony Loke confirming construction could begin in 2025.