Waiting to board at 10.20 pm. 29 April, Dep KUL 11.30 pm, 30 April, Arr LHR 5.55 am.
No wonder I looked so tired...I had sent our old green Samsonite bag to a repair shop in TUTA to get the lock fixed in the morning. Thank goodness it was done within 2 hours or we will have to travel with a gigantic Lojel Vita bag. So, it was a last minute repacking once the Samsonite came home, not forgetting getting our RTK tests done.
Besides, we've been caring for VT's mum and attending to her string of visitors since her decline which started with a fall from the bed on March 19. She had no fracture as per hospital checks and X-rays on March 26.
KLIA was very quiet when we landed. Din Tai Fung and Old Town White Coffee, both located before passport controls were already closing at 9 pm. We should not have turned our nose up against McD's for we soon found out money will not solve your problems. Hoping to have Burger King, we found out they had closed down due to pandemic. In fact most of the retail shops and food outlets were closed. "Noodles" had a 40 minute waiting time, Starbucks had a long queue and O'Briens stopped serving sandwiches after 9 pm. We finally had to content ourselves with cold muffins and croissant at O'Briens.
One more thing, KLIA turned off their central aircon at 10.20 pm! It was stuffy!
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