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- On April 16, 2026, Sabah Parks reported ice formation at the Panalaban substation in Kinabalu Park at 3,272 meters above sea level.
- The ice formed due to dry conditions and a temperature drop at high altitudes.
- Sabah Parks monitors weather conditions to ensure visitor safety.
- Sabah Parks notes ice and mild snowflakes have been observed on Mount Kinabalu in the past.
