Devotees and visitors pack temples


KUALA LUMPUR: After three years of quiet observance, locals and visitors came out in droves to celebrate Wesak Day this year.

Many were seen offering prayers and participating in events at the Buddhist Maha Vihara Temple in Brickfields and the Thean Hou Temple here.

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