Winter has come, but no white walkers on Mt Kinabalu

Slippery slope: Ice crystals on parts of Mount Kinabalu after temperatures plunged to -3°C and -5° C on April 7.

KOTA KINABALU: It’s freezing atop Mount Kinabalu after temperatures there plunged below zero.

According to the Facebook page of Sabah Parks, the temperature was between -3° Celsius and -5° Celsius on Friday.

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