Where is the meteor shower?

KUALA LUMPUR:  Many waited for the meteor shower which was reported that it could be seen from any open space with clear skies from Monday night to Monday night to early Tuesday morning

"The Perseid meteor showers occurs as the Earth passes through the Swift-Tuttle comet's dusty trail and its debris hurtle into the planet's atmosphere and flare up in brilliant meteors or shooting stars," said National Space Agency (Angkasa), head of space science research unit, Mohd Fairos Asillam yesterday.

Many slept late, excited to observe the Perseid meteor showers. However, many were left disappointed, especially those in Kuala Lumpur, as it rained heavily earlier today.

Who says there's a meteor shower in Malaysia ?!! I've been awake all night and I don't even see one coming ; ( I wanna wish for sth real bad
— Love Hunter Vance (@lovehuntervance) August 12, 2013

hujan meteor x nmpk, yg nmpk hujan air time ni. #Malaysia
— αzмєєя (@amscripts) August 12, 2013

satu malaysia kena troll #meteor
— AiMan ^_^ (@AHmadaiman97) August 12, 2013

@faridazaharr astronomist ckp smlm 11-4am meteor showers bole tgk kt langit malaysia.last2 hujan lebat yg dpt.so xnmpk la meteor showers tu
— Ecad (@irsyadzaidon) August 12, 2013

Who says there's a meteor shower in Malaysia ?!! I've been awake all night and I don't even see one coming ; ( I wanna wish for sth real bad
— Love Hunter Vance (@lovehuntervance) August 12, 2013

70% penduduk di Malaysia sedang tidur sekarang ni -.- sbb ap? Sbb semalam tunggu tengok meteor
— ^.^ (@ItsMeJoe_) August 13, 2013

Hmm those who tweets and saw meteor shower mostly came from the uk and the us.. #!"@"!!#@!##!/:;"*%/#! Malaysia zero result..okbye.zzzzz
— Nerryn Quraishia (@NerrynRoslan) August 12, 2013

Below is a video uploaded by The National Aeronautics and Space Administration of the United States (NASA) on YouTube showing the Perseid meteor showers:

Article source: Astro Awani