KL-Karak highway users advised not to pray on emergency lane
Motorists using the Kuala Lumpur-Karak Highway (KLK) have been advised not to perform prayers on the emergency lane due to safety factors.
Anih Berhad, the concessionaire of KLK and East Coast Expressway Phase 1 (LPT1) said motorcyclists or other vehicles may not be aware of the presence of individuals on the emergency lane....
Motorists using the Kuala Lumpur-Karak Highway (KLK) have been advised not to perform prayers on the emergency lane due to safety factors.
Anih Berhad, the concessionaire of KLK and East Coast Expressway Phase 1 (LPT1) said motorcyclists or other vehicles may not be aware of the presence of individuals on the emergency lane.
“We really appreciate the patience of KLK users and also the obedience of Muslims to perform prayers while on their way to the East Coast during the festive season and public holidays.
“However, as the operator of the KLK, we also request patience and due diligence from road users to not perform prayers on the emergency lane due to safety factors,” it said in a statement today.
Recently, a picture that went viral on social media showed highway users, who were returning to their hometowns for Hari Raya Aidiladha, performing their Subuh (dawn) prayers on the emergency lane at KM32 of the KLK due to traffic congestion.
Meanwhile, Anih hoped highway users will plan their journey back to the Klang Valley accordingly, including stopovers at the rest and service areas (R&R) along the LPT1 and KLK.
This is to prepare for anticipated traffic congestion, the statement added.
- Bernama
