KLI ‘Malu (Shameless)’ Airport

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KLI ‘Malu (Shameless)’ Airport

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 14, 2025: The Malaysian Government really tak tahu malu (knows no shame) to the world.

It’s continued inaction and support for the cheating Football Association of Malaysia (FAM), which was found guilty of cheating by fielding foreign footballers, is now shamed by the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA).

After spending nearly RM400 million in repairs, the Aerotrain continues to break down, sending tourists lugging their bags on “extended” long walks for “unwelcome exercises”.

The Transport Ministry (read as the Government) continues not take any action against the incompetent contractor/s, for reasons only known to the Government and KLIA.

Yesterday, the KLIA was turned into a waterfall by leaking roofs.

Again, where is the maintenance and quality?

View the above three video clips for the international shame shared on social media and the internet.

KLIA on ‘high alert’ after storm causes water leakage from roof

FMT Reporters

The airport says its teams are standing by and 'prioritising passenger safety, containment efforts, and the protection of electrical systems'.

Screenshots of videos shared online showing water pouring from the roof at KLIA near the luggage check-in area.

PETALING JAYA: Storm-related water leakage affected parts of KLIA this afternoon, says the airport, which has deployed teams on-site to manage the situation.

KLIA said its engineering, operations and safety teams were on “high alert” and “prioritising passenger safety, containment efforts, and the protection of electrical systems”.

It said it was also in close contact with its airline partners to minimise operational impact.

“Enhanced monitoring is in place as thunderstorms and extreme weather are expected to continue until around 6pm,” KLIA said in a statement, adding that updates would be issued when necessary.

Earlier, a video posted on X showed water pouring from the roof and spreading across the floor near the luggage check-in area, with passengers avoiding the section.

The leak is the latest in a series of operational issues at KLIA, including aerotrain breakdowns and power outages.