Many flights grounded, but it’s business as usual in Sarawak


KUCHING: There was relief for passengers as local airlines resumed flights to and from Sarawak after a day when most planes were grounded following the volcanic eruptions at Mount Ruang in Sulawesi, Indonesia.

However, most flights to and from Sabah were cancelled or delayed at the Kota Kinabalu International Airport in the morning, although some flights started arriving or taking off later in the evening.

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