Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Threads WhatsApp TelegramKOTA KINABALU (Jan 29): Kota Kinabalu International Airport (KKIA) is undergoing a major public toilet refurbishment programme costing about RM11.8 million, with most facilities expected to be completed by April or May. KKIA airport manager Jefry Ramli said this during an inspection of the project. Joniston said issues related to cleanliness, public toilets, and basic amenities had been raised during his first meeting with DBKK’s senior management, including concerns involving KKIA. “Kota Kinabalu International Airport is the main entry point into Sabah, so we want to ensure not only toilets, but also lighting, seating, parking facilities, and congestion issues are properly addressed,” he said. Jefry said the refurbishment involves all 26 public toilets at the airport, including facilities for persons with disabilities (OKU) and is being carried out in phases to minimise disruptions.