KUALA LUMPUR, April 26 — There will be road closures and diversions around the Bukit Jalil National Stadium from 2pm onwards in conjunction with the 2024–2025 Malaysia Cup final between Johor Darul Ta'zim (JDT) and Sri Pahang FC tonight.
Kuala Lumpur Traffic Investigation and Enforcement Department chief ACP Mohd Zamzuri Mohd Isa said the phased closures and diversions are aimed at ensuring smooth traffic flow, road user safety, and the security of attending supporters. The measures will remain in effect until the end of the match.
The affected routes include the Kesas Highway exit to the Sukom traffic lights; Sukom traffic lights heading towards Jalan Merah Cagar; Jalan Barat from the Kesas Highway; Jalan Barat / Jalan Radin junction; Jalan Barat / Kesas Highway junction; the exit to Jalan Barat from Bulatan Lumba Kuda; and the Puchong Link exit to Jalan Barat.
“The Kuala Lumpur Traffic Investigation and Enforcement Department will deploy a total of 180 officers and personnel starting from 10 am to carry out patrols around the stadium, road closures, and traffic diversions.
“Road users are advised to plan their journeys early, obey signage, and follow instructions from traffic officers on site. The public is also encouraged to use public transport to the Bukit Jalil Stadium to avoid traffic congestion,” he said in a statement.
Those seeking further information may contact the Jalan Tun H.S. Lee Traffic Police Station at 03-20719999, the JSPTKL Hotline at 03-20260267 / 0269, or any nearby police station.
Meanwhile, Rapid Rail Sdn Bhd announced that the Bukit Jalil Light Rail Transit (LRT) Station service will be extended until 12.30am.
The extension is for the convenience of passengers and spectators attending the Malaysia Cup final and Amy Search’s first solo concert at Axiata Arena, which is also taking place tonight.
“Passengers are advised to use Touch N' Go cards and ensure sufficient balance for smooth travel. Connecting stations will also extend their operating hours to allow passengers to continue their journeys to final destinations,” it said in a statement.
— Bernama
