Protecting island resort guests from the heat


Natural beauty: A group of hikers at Heaven’s Gate in Pulau Mawar near Teluk Penyabong, Mersing. Island resort operators have rescheduled their activities to ensure guests are protected amid the extreme heat. — Picture courtesy of Fahmi Abd Malik

MERSING: Island resort operators here have been forced to reschedule their activities to adapt to the current extreme heat and ensure that their guests are well protected.

Mak Su Chalet Pulau Tinggi owner Norashimah Sharom said programmes outside the resort had been cut short and postponed to late evening.

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