The two glass panel with the image of the Virgin Mary on it has been removed from the Sime Darby Medical Centre in Subang Jaya. It has been relocated to The Church of Our Lady of Lourdes in Klang, Malaysia.
The Sun Daily reports that both glass panels were safely and successfully removed yesterday under the supervision of church leaders and members of the Subang Jaya Parish.
Visitors are allowed to view the image. The church is prepared for the big crowd of people who will no doubt be visiting the church to view the image. The church representatives and volunteers have prepared parking spaces, ushers, and security.
Those wishing to pay a visit can do so daily from 7am-10pm.
The image of the Virgin Mary was spotted at the Sime Darby Medical Centre in Subang Jaya, Malaysia, on 9 November 2012. According to reports, a cleaner in the hospital spotted the image.
Since then, hundreds have flocked to the hospital to catch a glimpse of the image. Many gathered at the hospital with their Bibles and rosaries, singing hymns, praying and lighting candles.
Photos of the image which has gone viral on social networking site Facebook, shows a figure wearing a blue robe, with a halo above its head. Yahoo News says that this is similar to well-known depictions of Mother Mary.
Images taken from SJ Echo
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