Loke: Ministry probe rules out sabotage as cause of KLIA systems glitch


KUALA LUMPUR: The investigation by the Transport Ministry found no elements of sabotage in the recent glitch that affected the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), says its minister Anthony Loke (pic).

"The investigation found that the failure of the Total Airport Management System (TAMS) were due to a failure of the core network switches function and its inability to separate the core network.

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