However, pigeons and rats can reproduce rapidly, on May 18, 2022, team resumed The Pigeons and Rats Trapping Project to reduce the number of pigeons and rats that may have an impact on health and sanitation of staff and visitor. In implementing this project trapping pigeons using nets, trapping rats using automatic trap, use bait to lure them into the trap. That project able to reduce the number of birds and rats that are disease-carrying animals.