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5Th Annual Malaysia Rail 2017 Event By: 14th - 15th August, 2017 Aloft Kl Sentral | Kuala Lumpur - Malaysia Supported By oulou;bm=oul-ঞomĹ l-bѴĹ-_l;7Š0ub1v-1omvѴঞm]ĺ1olŇ$;ѴĹƳƖƐƑƑѵƔƔƐƏƒѵƐ ;-7bm]u-1ঞঞom;u-m7"r;-h;u uĺ+vѴb-uĺ -7ķ ;-7o=!-bѲ bbvbomĶ Land Public Transport Commission, Malaysia (SPAD) u"blobohķ ;m;u-Ѳ-m-];uʼn$;1_mb1-ѲĶ "!ourou-ঞom"7m_7 uĺ"_bu-l-]-7; -m-];uň&m7;u]uom71omv|u1ࢼom-m7m=u-v|u1|u; BASF Asia "ol;o=|_;r-v|Ѵ;-7bm]ru-1ঞঞom;uv uĺ"bѴ;v|;uu-h-v-lķ Director of Fare Systems, Land Transport Authority (LTA), Singapore vĺouѴb-o-_ķ Project Director LRT3, Prasarana Malaysia Berhad, Malaysia uĺ"o|-hķ ;r| Director Railway Department, Ministry of Public Works and Transport, Kingdom of Cambodia uĺ-7;|u-7b|r_;|ķ bu;1|ouĶollom$b1h;ࢼm]L1;ĶL1;o=$u-mvrou|ŝ$u-L1oѲb1-m7Ѳ-mmbm]Ķ Ministry of Transport, Thailand oulou;bm=oul-ঞomĹ l-bѴĹ-_l;7Š0ub1v-1omvѴঞm]ĺ1olŇ$;ѴĹƳƖƐƑƑѵƑƓƑƑƖƏƏ Our Partners Supported By Associate Partner Endorser Media Partner RAIL IRJInternational Railway Journal Research Partner oulou;bm=oul-ঞomĹ l-bѴĹ-_l;7Š0ub1v-1omvѴঞm]ĺ1olŇ$;ѴĹƳƖƐƑƑѵƑƓƑƑƖƏƏ -ŊƐŇƐƓ|_]v|ķƑƏƐƕ ƏѶĹƒƏ !;]bv|u-ঞom-m7loumbm]1o@;; ƏѶĹƓƔ r;mbm]-m7);Ѵ1ol;u;l-uhv=uol|_;_-bur;uvom ƏƖĹƏƏ ;|uo!-bѴomm;1ঞb|bm|_;-Ѵ-vb-m;mbuoml;m|ŋ!$ş!$ Ŏ ;-vb0bѴb|o=m;ruof;1|vbmrbr;Ѵbm;bm|_;u;]bom Ŏrrou|mbঞ;v-m71_-ѴѴ;m];v=ou|_;]Ѵo0-ѴrѴ-;uv|o];|bmoѴ;7 Ŏ m7bm]-vr;1|voml;]-ruof;1|vbm|_;u;]bom ŎoѴb1-m7u;]Ѵ-|oul-m7-|;v ƏƖĹƒƏ$_;l1_Ŋ-mঞ1br-|;7-Ѵ-lruŊ"bm]-rou;b]_"r;;7!-bѴbmhŐ"!ő Ŏ-hbm]_b]_Ŋvr;;7u-bѴѴbm;1oll;u1b-ѴѴb-0Ѵ;ŋ$_;Cuv|"!bm" Ŏ -1bѴb|-ঞomo=;]-1bঞ;v0_b]_Ŋvr;;7u-bѴ7;;Ѵorl;m|1omm;1ঞb| Ŏ&r7-|;om1uu;m|v|-|v-m7r1olbm]orrou|mbঞ;v=ourub-|;v;1|ou Ŏomv|u1ঞom|o0;]bm|_bv;-ub|_1olrѴ;ঞom7;-7Ѵbm;=ouƑƏƑѵ ƐƏĹƏƏmvb]_|vom!$ƒ-m7-u&|-l-ŊѴ-m]bm;Ĺ$-hbm]Ѵ-m](-ѴѴ;m|;]u-|;7$u-mvb|"v|;l |o-u7v|_;r-|_o=v11;vv Ŏ ;lomv|u-ঞm]-7-m1;7Ѵb]_|u-bѴ-|;1_moѴo]Ŋu;;m|;1_moѴo]-rrѴb1-ঞomvķ-rrѴbm] 1ollmb1-ঞomvŊ0-v;7|u-bm1om|uoѴvv|;lŐ$őķ-7-m1;7r-vv;m];ubm=oul-ঞom7bvrѴ-vv|;l -m7o|_;u|;1_moѴo]b1-Ѵ;m_-m1;l;m|v Ŏb7;Ѵbm;omru;r-ubm]|;m7;u7o1l;m|vķ1omv|u1ঞomr-1h-];v-m77;vb]mouh=ou!$ƒ Ŏ&vbm]vbm]Ѵ;ঞ1h;ঞm]vv|;llo7;Ѵ=ou|_;bm|;uv;1ঞm]Ѵbm;v=ou;-v;o=-11;vv ƐƏĹƒƏoumbm]u;=u;v_l;m|v-m7m;|ouhbm]0u;-h ƐƐĹƏƏ o0Ѵ;Ŋ|u-1hbm]=uol;m|-h-0|o-m|-mķ-_-m]Ĺ!;]bomvCuv|1olrѴ;|;ub-|;";1|ou=m7;7 m=u-v|u1|u;uof;1| Ŏ$ovru7;;Ѵorl;m|-vr;u|_; ! 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