Penang's Historic Mosque, Owl Pest Control, and Hospital Congestion: A Multifaceted News Report

Masjid Jamek Batu Uban: A Historic Landmark and Symbol of Unity in Penang In Penang, Malaysia, Masjid Jamek Batu Uban stands as a testament to the enduring strength of the Malay community. A recent news report by Berita RTM highlighted the mosque's rich history, dating back over 200 years, and its continued importance as a place of worship and community gathering. The mosque's architecture, with its four pillars of sandalwood, remains largely unchanged, a remarkable feat considering its age. "The mosque's enduring structure is a symbol of the deep roots of the Malay community in Penang," stated Dr. Norasmahni Hussin, Senior Lecturer at the USM Center for Humanities Studies. The report also covered the positive impact of using barn owls in pest control, significantly reducing the rodent population in the region. This environmentally friendly approach aligns with the community's commitment to sustainability. Furthermore, the video touched upon challenges faced by the local hospital, with overcrowding during peak seasons. The government is actively exploring solutions to improve healthcare access and reduce congestion. The video concludes with a hopeful message of unity and progress in Penang.