Saudi Arabia provided many of its top-notch services for Umrah performers and Grand Mosque visitors.

 Around 1 million Umrah Pilgrims get the best service from Saudi Arabia in a single day.

 

Lahore: According to Saudi News Agency, the General Presidency for the Affairs of the Grand Holy Mosque and the Holy Mosque of the Prophet in Saudi Arabia provided many of its top-notch services for Umrah performers and Grand Mosque visitors, whose total number surpassed 1,048,600. 59,520 Zamzam water bottles, 10,700 brochures and pamphlets, as well as digital awareness training for 115,000 people, field awareness training for 170,000 beneficiaries, and volunteer services for 240,896 people, were among the amenities offered to guests of the Grand Mosque.

 

The Grand Mosque's Ramadan display helped 6,188 other people, while 2,471 others received assistance with their Tawaf (circumambulation), according to the SPA. In addition to the 5,825 litres used by robots for sterilisation, 130,000 litres of disinfectants, 32,450 litres of carpet sanitisers, and 33,425 litres of surface sterilisation were used to guarantee hygienic conditions. Moreover, 5,765 litres of bio-care sterilisers and 5,975 litres of hand sanitisers were made available.

 

Among the services offered were the distribution of 2,632 bracelets to younger visitors, the provision of social and humanitarian aid to 81,601 recipients, the opening of benefits for 4,850 people from the elderly and the disabled, the provision of spatial guidance in various languages to 101,679 recipients, and the installation of 35,000 carpets in the Grand Mosque.

 

In addition to 4,000 employees, the General Presidency has hired more than 200 supervisors and observers. To deal with the rain issue, more than 500 pieces of equipment have been used. The Grand Mosque is home to numerous government organisations that cooperate with one another. Authorities are to "exert greatest efforts and use all possible means and capabilities to protect the safety of worshippers and pilgrims," Sheikh Al-Sudais further instructed in his orders.

 

Additionally, he commanded them to "stay vigilant and be prepared to handle any situation." Additionally, he advised maintaining communication with all pertinent authorities and stepping up the work of the presidential organisations responsible for the Grand Mosque.

 

According to the centre, "the holy capital, Jeddah, Jamoum, and Bahra, as well as open places and highways, were the locations affected," adding that it would start at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday and last until 3:00 p.m. The General Presidency also emphasised that it is well prepared for the next 10-day period of Ramadan, which marks the holiest period of the month and includes the days when the Prophet Muhammad received the Quran (PBUH).

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