Penang visitors stay indoors to avoid sudden rainfall

GEORGE TOWN: The unpredictable weather pattern has led visitors to Penang favouring activities in enclosed spaces.

Instead of going to the beach or doing outdoor activities, holidaymakers throng the malls, eateries or covered venues to avoid sudden rainfall.

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