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Mount Kinabalu has been temporarily closed due to extreme bad weather
Oct 20, 2017
Mount Kinabalu has been temporarily closed due to extreme bad weather.
Sabah Parks' director went on Twitter to say the summit will only re-open once the weather returns to normal.
Dr Jamili Nais told the NST the summit will be closed for 7 days.
But those who've paid for the climb to the summit will not be reimbursed since they can still go up to the pit stop, Panalaban.
Reporting time: 11am@20102017
PC:A startling sight: A photo that has been going viral showing what looks like a face on the rock surface of St John’s Peak on Mount Kinabalu./The Star
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