From cendol to refuge in malls: Malaysians find ways to escape hot spell

Kuala Lumpur: As the final bell of SK Sultan Alam Shah 2 bell rang, children could be seen rushing out through the primary school’s main gate — most of them with water bottles that were already empty.

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