The Sabah Cabinet wants airport operator Malaysia Airports Bhd (MAB)
to resolve any problem at the Kota Kinabalu International Airport
(KKIA).
Chief Minister Datuk Seri Musa Aman said the state
Cabinet had explicitly told senior MAB officials that incidents such as
the recent blackout of KKIA runway lights must never recur.
“We
are extremely concerned that this incident resulted in the suffering of
some 6,000 passengers. This is not good for the government, Sabah and
MAB,” he said following the weekly Cabinet meeting here yesterday.
At
the meeting, Musa and other state ministers were briefed by MAB
chairman Tan Sri Bashir Ahmad Abdul Majid and its senior general manager
Datuk Azmi Murad about the failure of KKIA runway lights last Thursday
and until 10pm the next day that disrupted night flight operations at
the nations second busiest airport.
“The blame cannot be entirely placed on MAB but it should have been more prepared.
“Update those stranded and don't leave them in the dark. At the very least provide them with basic things like drinking water.”
Bashir said the KKIA runaway had to be shutdown for safety reasons.
He said MAB followed every procedure in responding to the incident and apologised for not being able to respond fast enough.
Source: The Star
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MAB perlu lebih proaktif bila berhadapan dengan masalah ni pada masa2 akan datang.
ReplyDeleteHopefully such incident will never reoccur in the future.
ReplyDeleteDiharap pada masa hadapan masalah tersebut tidak berulang lagi
ReplyDeletepihak MAB perlu berhati-hati pada untuk mengelak daripada berlaku lagi
ReplyDeletemoga masalah ini tak berulang lagi.
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