We have not recorded any epidemic or disease among pilgrims

The Saudi Minister of Health, Dr. Tawfiq Bin Fawzan Al-Rabiah, confirmed that the health situation of the pilgrims was rebaduring and that there were no epidemiological cases or haemorrhagic disease among the pilgrims, with more of 233,000 pilgrims.

Dr Al-Rabiah said: Since its establishment, Saudi Arabia has been using all its human and material resources to ensure the safety of pilgrims, through the cooperation of all government departments and agencies, including the Ministry of Health, which provides the best health services (preventive, curative and ambulatory). An integrated system, including many health facilities spread throughout the Kingdom, from points of entry to pilgrimage sites, through the areas of pilgrimage, to Mecca, Medina and holy places which are equipped and supported in a differentiated way. Wyatt prevention, diagnosis, therapeutic and ambulatory.

Dr. Alrabiah added that this year, the Saudi Ministry of Health had attended 30,000 people working for the therapeutic treatment of Rahman guests, while the ministry was giving priority to the preventive aspects of pilgrims, where 39, the changing health situation in the world in cooperation with the World Health Organization and international health agencies such as the Centers for Disease Control.

He explained that the Saudi Ministry of Health, as usual every season of Hajj, continues to implement the "Save the Life" program, which includes the provision of free specialized health services, such as open-heart surgery , cardiac catheterization, dialysis and biomedical dialysis, specialized services needed by pilgrims.

It is worth mentioning that the Ministry of Health created a number of hospitals and health centers in Mecca, in holy places and in Madinah in 1440. It has 25 hospitals and 156 health centers, of which 30,000 human executives. Equipped with a capacity of 5000 beds, in addition to the number of medical points in the train of feelings and 18 medical points, 180 ambulances and 17 emergency centers on the bridge of Jamarat.