Kota Kinabalu airport hit by water cut, airlines told to top up before flying in

KOTA KINABALU: A water cut has hit Kota Kinabalu International Airport (KKIA) here on Friday (May 12).

Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd, in a Facebook post, said that among immediate measures taken was to inform all airlines to fill up their aircraft at the point of origin before departing to Kota Kinabalu.

Food and beverage outlets at the airport have also been told to use disposable ware and utensils.

"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 use.

"We apologise for the unfortunate incident and will continue to provide updates from Sabah Water Department," posted Malaysia Airports on its social media platforms.