SEPANG: A month after the high profile killing of Kim Jong-nam at KLIA2, the airport is still as busy as ever with travellers rushing to catch flights to their next destinations.
Pushing their trolleys and lugging their carry-on baggage to the check-in counters, travellers are too preoccupied with this task than to care about what happened on the morning of Feb 13.
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