What specific route is most affected by ETS service delays?

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Several ETS services on the KL Sentral–JB Sentral–KL Sentral route are still delayed
Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad (KTMB) said several electric train (ETS) services on the KL Sentral–JB Sentral–KL Sentral route are still experiencing temporary delays while the timetable is being stabilised. As of 3.30 pm on June 14, eight ETS services on that route were still running late.
Delays are tied to the KL Sentral–JB Sentral–KL Sentral corridor
KTMB identified the affected ETS services as those operating on the KL Sentral to JB Sentral and back to KL Sentral route. This is the specific route where temporary delays were reported as KTMB worked to stabilise the operation schedule.
Eight services were still late on that route as of 3.30 pm
By 3.30 pm, the eight ETS services still experiencing delays were EX9573, EP9524, EP9326, EP9428, EP9323, EG9343, EG9442 and EX9575. The reported delays ranged from 25 minutes to three hours and 34 minutes.
The delays followed repair works after an ATA outage between Tiroi and Seremban
KTMB said repair works following an overhead line equipment (ATA) outage at KM 458.872 between Tiroi and Seremban stations were completed and ETS services were back in operation. Even after services resumed, delays continued on the KL Sentral–JB Sentral–KL Sentral route to stabilise the schedule.
KTM B said affected passengers could seek a full fare refund after delays over two hours
KTMB stated that ETS passengers whose train delays exceed two hours and who choose not to continue their journey can get a full fare refund at the ticket counter. KTMB also said food and light refreshments were provided for train services delayed by more than two hours.

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