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A temporary disruption involving a global passenger processing system used by multiple airlines worldwide is affecting check-in and boarding processes at airports in Malaysia, Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd said today. Bernama FILE PIX

VAMS uses Licence Plate Recognition technology to log each vehicle’s entry time and calculate duration upon exit. - Photo source: KLIA/FB

PBBPP said the main objective of this initiative is to ease traffic congestion in the surrounding areas of Penang Hill. Photo by Bernama

Photo captured at the scene shared by social media users showing the affected area at KLIA.

The inspection of the luggage found several small transparent plastic packages containing a powder suspected to be Ketamine, wrapped in aluminum foil, covered with cardboard, and hidden inside the cloth lining of the luggage bag. - Photo courtesy of RMCD

Taiwanese influencer Hsieh Yun Hsin (left) and Malaysian rapper Namewee (right). Photo source: Instagram

Nik Nur Atiqah (right) cradles her baby, Nur Eleena Huwaina, while holding the hand of her bedridden daughter, Nur Elyana Umairah, as her two other children sit beside them. - PHOTO: Sinar / Adila Sharinni Wahid

Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB) has confirmed that the aerotrain service at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) Terminal 1 has resumed normal operations following a temporary disruption yesterday evening. Bernama FILE PIX

Passenger recovery procedures were immediately activated and the airport’s response team was deployed to assist those on board to the terminal. - Bernama photo

Muhammad Nadir Al Nuri Kamaruzaman - Bernama photo