From health to the police. Unknown Saudi soldiers serving pilgrims

They challenged many difficulties to serve the pilgrims, while performing their sacred rites, without being discouraged by difficult circumstances, nor by their family obligations, they were unknown soldiers in the service of the pilgrims.

A large number of employees of the Saudi Ministry of Health played heroic roles in providing health services to pilgrims, including Hanan Hawsawi, who gave a great example of pbadion for work and dedication. His mother died on the first day of the Hajj pilgrimage, about five days ago, according to the website of the Saudi Hajj ministry.

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Nurse Majed Al Thaqafi, another Saudi health hero, continued his work knowing that he was suffering from kidney failure. His first meeting took place at the beginning of the Hajj season, but he announced that he would continue to serve the pilgrims with dialysis sessions.

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At Mina Hair's emergency hospital in Mina, staff rushed to donate blood and platelets inside the hospital to support the blood banks with additional units to to meet the needs of needy pilgrims, whether due to hemorrhagic lesions, surgery, or genetic or chronic disease.

One of the healthiest police officers, where "Saeed al-Zahrani", chief of the sergeants of the Muzdalifah security forces, continued his work to protect the pilgrims, although he fractured his hand when he he had been subjected during the first days of Hajj.