新闻报报看 | 交通部长今天在联合记者会上表示，为了提升公交系统质量，政府已经同意交通部实施一项新的客运列车资产采购策略，那就是通过马中政府之间的合作机制，以租赁方式为马来亚铁道公司(KTMB)添置新列车。（主播：颜江瀚、梁宝仪）
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00:30The government has agreed to implement a new passenger train asset acquisition strategy by the Ministry of Transportation.
00:39That is, through the cooperation mechanism between the Mazhong government,
00:42a new train will be added to the Malaya Railway Company KTMV in a rental way.
00:48The first phase of this strategy will continue from this year to 2027.
00:53The goal is to add 62 sets of passenger trains.
00:56It is expected to cost 10.7 billion RMB.
00:59And it will be paid back in installments within 30 years.
01:03However, Mr. Lu reiterated that the actual cost will be determined only after negotiations with the Chinese government in the near future.
01:10Mr. Lu also added that the advantage of this new cooperation method is that the rental cost covers all maintenance, repair and repair work provided by the train unit during the rental period,
01:22to ensure the reliability and reliability of the train to a very good level.
01:27As for why he chose to cooperate with the Chinese government,
01:31Mr. Lu explained that nearly 90% of the trains in the KTMV service network in the early days were actually manufactured by Chinese Chinese cars owned by the Chinese government.
01:42And whether it's technology or rental,
01:45Chinese Chinese cars are the world's leading railway industry manufacturers.
01:49Mr. Lu also further explained that according to the current situation,
01:52there are only 68 sets of trains in total.
01:56If there is no immediate improvement,
01:58the service quality of the railway company in Malaysia will probably continue to deteriorate.
02:03This is why the Ministry of Transport urgently needs to increase the number of trains for each route,
02:09while ensuring that each train is in good condition.
02:13Speaking of this train service,
02:1514 years ago, the Chinese government set up a female carriage to protect female passengers.
02:20But all this time, there have been male passengers breaking into the carriage,
02:24and there have been harassments and quarrels.
02:26The latest incident happened at the end of last month.
02:29But according to the existing law,
02:30there are no legal provisions that can deal with these people.
02:34Therefore, Mr. Lu said today that the Ministry of Transport is revising the relevant legal regulations,
02:38considering fining those men who break into the female carriage,
02:42to ensure the safety and comfort of women.
02:45In addition, Mr. Lu also asked manufacturers to strengthen surveillance of female-only buses.
02:50Electric trains and train stations will also be more frequently inspected,
02:54ensuring that men do not break into female carriages,
02:58and will take action on time.