[Pandemic] 36 [Road blocking & closure on some roads in Kajang from April 8]
[April 8: Roadblocks and Closures on Some Roads in Kajang]
Starting April 8, three road blockades and eight road closures will be implemented in the Kajang area.
■ Areas with blocking:
1 km from 1 Lebuhraya Besraya (towards Universiti Putra Malaysia).
2 Sg Ramal Dalam. (Heading towards Putrajaya)
3 Batu 14 Jalan Cheras Kajang (heading towards Kajang from KPJ Kajang)
■ Current locations with blocking:
Grand Saga Road (heading towards Kuala Lumpur) at Kajang Toll Plaza
Bangi Toll Plaza, Bandar Sri Putra Toll Plaza
Kajang Selatan Toll Plaza (LEKAS)
Ulu Langat Sg Lui Batu 21 (Mile)
Ulu Langat Sg Lui Batu 24 (Mile)
■From April 8, the following roads will be closed:
Jalan Sg Chua / KTM tunnel turnoff
Jalan Reko / MRT3 Jalan Cheras / Jalan Timur (in front of Kajang Mosque / Masjid Jamek)
Jalan Semenyih / Jalan Low Ti Kok
TTDI Grove 1/1 is blocked off, heading towards Jalan TTDI Grove 2/1 from Persiaran Saujana Impian
Persiaran Saujana Impian/Jalan Melor 1 blocked
Desa Jenaris & Persiaran Saujana Impian area: Jalan Sg Kantan is blocked
Bandar Seri Putra/Nilai 3: Boundary Sealed Off
■ How to Get to Kajang?
From Persiaran Saujana Impian and Lebuhraya Grand Saga, head to Kajang via Jalan Cheras
Heading to Kajang via Lebuhraya SILK, Lebuhraya Grand Saga, and Jalan Cheras-Kajang from the Sg Chua area
From Jalan Reko via Lebuhraya Silk to Kajang via Jalan Bukit
Jalan Low Ti Kok, via Jalan Timur, Jalan Cempaka Kuning, Cempaka Putih, and Pekan Kajang
Via Jalan Timur and Cempaka Kuning to Kajang Police Headquarters, Kajang Court, Kajang City Council, and Kajang Medical Centre
The police announced that they have added blockades and roadblocks to enforce traffic control orders, curb the spread of the coronavirus, and limit public gathering distances. These operations are being carried out with the support of city volunteers, volunteer security teams, and the Public Works Department.
Residents around Kajang, please take note.
I will continue to update.
Let’s stay calm and fight COVID-19 together. In response to the impact of the novel coronavirus, Malaysia announced a “Movement Control Order” from March 18 to March 31, effective from 10:00 PM on March 16 (11:00 PM Japan Time). In short, this means prohibiting entry for outsiders (foreign nationals) and restricting insiders (Malaysian citizens) from leaving the country.
Reference: [Notice on the Malaysian Government’s Announcement of Movement Control Order] | Embassy of Japan in Malaysia
