Saudi minister receives British Hajj pilgrim who walked to Makkah
MINA: The Ministry of Well being mentioned that the variety of pilgrims who obtained therapy by means of hospitals and well being facilities in Makkah, Arafat, Muzdalifah, Mina and Jamarat had reached 97,262 pilgrims as much as Sunday.
Throughout this Hajj season, the Ministry of Well being ready well being amenities to supply therapy providers to pilgrims, because the variety of hospitals reached 23, supported by 147 well being facilities.
Scientific capability elevated to 4,654, whereas the variety of beds allotted for intensive care reached 1,080.
About 25,000 well being practitioners have been certified to serve the pilgrims.
In the meantime, as a part of the visitor program of King Salman, the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Steering has paid nice consideration to pilgrims since their arrival within the Kingdom.
The ministry is taking good care of guests to make sure that they are going to be supplied with all of the providers they want all through their Hajj journey.
The ministry gives them with specialised medical clinics outfitted with all therapeutic and preventive medicines in addition to emergency and diagnostic gear.
This 12 months’s program permits representatives from the 41 international locations working within the Islamic Army Counter Terrorism Coalition, together with kinfolk of those that have died and folks injured in terrorist assaults, to carry out their Hajj rituals.
The visitor program gives different providers to pilgrims, most notably securing journey tickets, acquiring visas, in addition to offering round the clock buses from lodging to the Grand Mosque in Makkah. Different providers embrace lodging, transportation, meals and different providers that they could want whereas performing their rituals.
The king’s gesture is consistent with the Kingdom’s efforts to serve pilgrims, construct optimistic relations with different international locations and open wider horizons for strengthening ties within the Muslim world.
