Perlis Hottest at 40°C Alters 2026 Aidilfitri Traditions in Chuping

Chuping in Perlis recorded an extreme temperature of 40°C, prompting residents to modify their usual Aidilfitri festivities by staying indoors during the day's hottest periods and shifting family visits to cooler hours. This heatwave is the highest temperature recorded in Malaysia this year, significantly impacting traditional celebrations and daily routines. The sustained temperatures may further influence community activities and local economic patterns as residents and vendors continue adapting to the climate.
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Mohd Shahrizal Saidin
Chuping
Nur Hafsah Awalluddin
Zulkifli Yaakob
Mohd Farhan Zulkifley
Berita Harian
Padang Besar
Perlis
Aidilfitri