KOTA KINABALU – All airlines have been informed to fill up their aircraft with sufficient water at the point of origin before departing for Kota Kinabalu International Airport (KKIA) due to supply disruption at the airport, Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB) said.
In a statement today, MAHB informed that KKIA is facing a water supply disruption that has also affected other areas in the state.
Food and beverage outlets at the airport have also been requested to provide disposable ware and utensils, the statement read.
“We will also be closing a few toilets temporarily while we source to purchase mineral water in bulk to be placed at the toilets that remain open for passenger usage.
“We apologise for the unfortunate incident and will continue to provide updates from the Sabah Water Department (JANS) regarding the situation,” the statement further added.
A check with JANS found that the latest water supply disruption notice for Kota Kinabalu was at 8pm yesterday for the Kepayan area, located just about 5km from KKIA, due to an emergency pipe repair.
“The Moyoq Water Treatment Plant is affected, while water supply for the affected area will be restored in stages,” said the notice. – Bernama, May 12, 2023
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