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After the end of this year's pilgrimage, which has registered more than 2.5 million pilgrims from around the world, the World Health Organization (WHO) has congratulated the Saudi authorities for successfully organizing the this year's Hajj season without reporting an outbreak.
"WHO congratulates the Saudi government and the Ministry of Health for successfully organizing this year's Hajj season without reporting any public health events or disease outbreaks among pilgrims," he said. World Health Organization (WHO).
Yesterday, the pilgrims ended all the pilgrimage rituals to begin their journey back home.
The Saudi authorities have deployed more than 120,000 security force personnel and more than 30,000 health workers to provide pilgrim safety and first aid.
On the other hand, the Kingdom's plan to benefit from the advice and sacrifices announced the arrival of the total number of sacrifices implemented during the first 48 hours, ie more than 913,000 sacrifices.
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