Avid gazers turn up in full force


PETALING JAYA: All bright and sunny despite the early hour, Malaysians turned up at the National Planetarium to observe the partial solar eclipse.

Despite having to wake up earlier than usual, student Alyssa Yew, 19, was happy. She said it was worth it because the solar eclipse was the star of the show.

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