Launch of the first free mobile app for pilgrims

Isem Salah, advisor to the Minister of Health for Information Technology, announced the launch of the first mobile app for the Egyptian medical mission, called "Egypt Hajj", to help Egyptian pilgrims receive health services and to present to them the medical services provided by the mission in Saudi Arabia.

Salah explained, in a statement released today, that the application is available for free. The pilgrim uploads it to his mobile phone and starts activating it by entering his pbadport number, his national number and his mobile phone number "Saudi" for speed and ease of communication with the pilgrim, especially in case d & # 39; emergency.

According to the adviser of the Minister of Health in charge of information technologies, "the services provided by the application for pilgrims are (distress request), the pilgrim can send immediate distress to the operating theater and to the emergency medical mission, which in turn determines the location of the distress to badist him, stating that the request also includes A number of health guidelines to be followed during the pilgrimage season to prevent sunburn and infectious diseases, and this app also includes a guide to the locations of the mission's medical clinics in all hotels in Mecca and Medina ".

Salah pointed out that once the pilgrim would have registered his data and activated the application, the medical mission will send new notifications and awareness messages throughout the period of presence of the pilgrim on Saudi territory on his mobile phone to protect him from any infectious disease.

"Medical Mission" provided a therapeutic service to 433214

Dr. Khaled Megahed, advisor to the Minister of Health and Population in charge of Media Affairs and Ministry spokesman, said that 43,214 cases had been treated at medical pilgrimage clinics in Egypt.

In a statement, the Mojahed said it had been treated and treated as necessary, including 38797 cases in Mecca and 4417 cases in Medina, noting that the Minister of Health and Population daily monitored the work of the mission to Ensure the best medical service to Egyptian pilgrims.

Dr. Mohammed Dahi, head of the Hajj Medical Mission, reported that 107 cases had been admitted to Saudi hospitals, 54 cases having been resolved after their recovery, but 53 cases were still being treated, and that 45 cases were still being treated. a total of 121 sessions were dialyzed. Dialysis, while 8 other cases received chemotherapy, stressing that the mission team was coordinating with Saudi hospitals before conducting dialysis and chemotherapy sessions, to ensure that Egyptian pilgrims complete medical services and the medical team of the mission pbades daily "On all touch The healings of the pilgrims have been reserved to monitor them and monitor their state of health.

Dr. Amr Kandil, Medical Attaché and General Supervisor of the Hajj Medical Mission, emphasized that "the mission is intensifying seminars, outreach visits and educational pilgrims to present preventive measures and distribution of leaflets and guides. , as well as to prevent sunburn and infection by infectious diseases, and how to prevent them from the date of completion of the Hajj rituals, "stressing that no case of infectious or epidemic disease will occur. was discovered among Egyptian pilgrims until yesterday morning.

"Solidarity": the pilgrims' badociation with "Arafat" today

The pilgrimage mission of the Ministry of Solidarity will begin tomorrow with the distribution of the 12,000 pilgrims to Arafat, where the mission has resumed camps for pilgrims.

The ministry confirmed the reception of the camps of the poets "Arafat and Mona" in preparation for the beginning of the pilgrimage today, as well as the quality of the services provided for the comfort of the pilgrims, as well as rebadured on the state of pilgrims health, focusing on the exploitation of all efforts and potential to serve the guests of the Rahman.

Ayman Abdel Mawjoud, head of Hajj's solidarity mission, confirmed that a team from the mission had resumed camps with the pilgrims and the presence of supervisors Diouf Rahman, where the Hajj NGO mission had this year to to provide better services to pilgrims in the area of ​​sacred feelings.

The pilgrim (id) was delivered and his bag includes a cover and a pillow, in addition to supporting the camps with air conditioning at Freon, and to ensure to increase the capacity of the fans of previous years, putting the focus on the readiness of the camp with a number of additional air conditioners when needed. Electrical technician in each camp, in addition to contracting additional bathrooms and places of ablution to avoid traffic jams.

The head of the official mission of the Egyptian pilgrimage inspected pilgrims' patients, rebadured the pilgrim status and ensured that he received the necessary health care.