Jewel Changi Airport made waves across the internet on April 17, 2019, when travelers got to see its gorgeous layout full of gardens, waterfall, a hotel, and airlines/renowned-singapore-airport-gets-super-sized.html” target=”_self” rel=”nofollow noopener noreferrer”>300 retail and dining establishments.
airlines/the-best-airports-for-a-long-layover.html” target=”_self” rel=”nofollow noopener noreferrer”>While the airport has many travelers vying for a chance to experience it in person, it hasn’t come without a busted pipe or two since its opening… quite literally.
Before the airport opened, a Youtube video was posted online titled “Waterfall in Jewel” that showed a stream of water that leaked from the ceiling into a store. A spokesperson at the time said the leakage was caused by a “sprinkler issue.”
Then on April 26, another video was posted by Loh Boon Kwang on Facebook showing water spraying from the ceiling and forming puddles on the floor at Jewel Changi Airport.
His caption read: “Jewel at Changi this morning heavy rain. Waterfall now reaches the mall.”
A spokesperson for the complex told CNA, “There was a sprinkler activation in Jewel at about 1 am this morning (26 April) which caused water leakage in various levels of Jewel.”
“The issue was quickly attended to and resolved with minimal impact to operations.”
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