There were rumours linked to the KLIA network systems disruptions that left thousands stranded and missed flights of a possible sabotage, however the 4 day ordeal got the attention of the top cops in the county to conduct an investigation only to find no signs of such claims.

Royal Malaysia Police Insp-General of Police Datuk Seri Abdul Hamid Bador said his team did not find links to sabotage and mentioned that investigations were still ongoing with technology experts’ views being considered.

“There is no drastic indicator for us to ascertain whether there was sabotage or not. Police are still studying the statements taken from a number of individuals,” he told a media conference

To date, 12 individuals have been called to facilitate investigations into the systems disruptions that lasted for four days from Aug 21. Four Malaysia Airport Holdings Berhad (MAHB) Information Technology Division officers had earlier lodged police reports denying their involvement in the incidents.

According to some sources who informed LiveatPC.com, contractors in charge of maintenance who conduct regular checks highlighted on the outdated switches at KLIA that needed replacing, however the high cost deterred MAHB from replacing them. Investigation are still being conducted and hopefully we get to the bottom of this, with the new government there should be no more sweeping under the carpet.

Cause of failure must be published so that such incident can be avoided in the future.

– Bernama (original content has been modified to fit into LiveatPC.com style)