Infrastructure news in Columbia Asia Hospital Puchong Puchong Selangor
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Harimau Malaya gets a 'new home' in Putrajaya
The Harimau Malaya squad will use the new National Training Centre (NTC) of the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) in Presint 5, Putrajaya, as their training base for the ASEAN FIFA 2026 Cup starting September 25. FAM Secretary-General Datuk Noor Azman Rahman confirmed the facilities are ready. The RM69 million Phase 1 project includes three training pitches with different surfaces.
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Harimau Malaya get a new 'home' in Putrajaya
The Malaysian national football team will use the new National Training Centre (NTC) in Presint 5, Putrajaya, for its preparations for the ASEAN FIFA Cup 2026. FAM Secretary-General Noor Azman Rahman confirmed the facilities are ready for use.
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41-storey Menara Ethos to be 10th development in TRX
Menara Ethos, a 41-storey commercial tower, will be the 10th development in Kuala Lumpur's Tun Razak Exchange (TRX). Construction is expected to begin in December, with a RM600.9 million contract awarded to WCT Holdings. The tower will house PwC Malaysia's headquarters upon completion.
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WCT secures RM600.89m contract for 41-storey office building at TRX
WCT Holdings Bhd has secured a RM600.89 million contract to construct a 41-storey office building at Tun Razak Exchange (TRX) in Kuala Lumpur. The contract, awarded by Pelangi Pasifik Sdn Bhd, covers a three-phase development and construction is scheduled to commence on Dec 1, 2026.
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Water supply cut in Zenia and Adiva condos after pipe burst
Water supply has been disrupted in Zenia and Adiva condos since about 6am due to a pipe burst at the main valve near the Adiva entrance. Management says Air Selangor is on the way, and water lorries are expected by noon as tanks run low in some blocks.
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KLIA Terminal 1 Now Has An E-Hailing Lounge Complete With A Tracker
Malaysia Airports has introduced a new e-hailing pick-up lounge at KLIA Terminal 1, featuring waiting areas, self-service kiosks, and live driver tracking. The facility comes with a RM3 entry fee for drivers and a 10-minute waiting limit.
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Ascend Airways Malaysia Expected To Begin Passenger Operations By End-2026
Ascend Airways Malaysia has received approval from the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia to add passenger operations to its Air Operator Certificate, following a successful proving flight between Kuala Lumpur and Kota Kinabalu. The airline expects to begin passenger services by the end of 2026, operating three Boeing 737-800 aircraft under ACMI arrangements.