Malaysia launches train service using Japan coaches

JOHOR BAHRU, Malaysia - A train arrives at Johor Bahru Station in southern Malaysia on Dec. 19, 2011, as Malaysia launched a new train service the same day consisting of 14 coaches donated by the Japanese government. The Malayan Tiger Train will operate on the Malaysian east coast between Tumpat in northeastern Kelantan State to Johor Bahru, the capital of the southernmost state Johor.

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