
Labuan Airport Disrupted as Second WWII Bomb Found in a Week
Labuan Airport suspended operations on July 2 after a suspected World War II bomb was found near the runway, the second such discovery in a week that disrupted regional flight schedules.
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Labuan Airport suspended operations on July 2 after a suspected World War II bomb was found near the runway, the second such discovery in a week that disrupted regional flight schedules.

Labuan Airport's runway was shut down on June 26 after bombs were discovered 150 metres away. The Royal Malaysian Air Force and airport authorities launched joint inspections, causing cancellations and diversions across multiple routes.