A question for ETS intercity

Passengers expect good Internet access while travelling.

This facility for charging cell phones is a boon to passengers.

I have a quick question for the managment of Electric Train Service (ETS).

When will passengers, who board the ETS intercity train at the Kuala Lumpur Old Station, have access to the Internet?

Passengers especially mobile office professionals expect good Internet access while travelling and waiting at railway stations.

I wonder what the two computers -- visibly placed next to the cell phone charger area (opposite the ticketing counter) -- are for?

Since its launch on August 12 (2010) the Ipoh-Kuala Lumpur-Seremban route is gaining popularity among locals and foreigners.

This is an opportunity to enhance the reputation of your service.

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