Mecca: The Ministry of Justice has fully equipped 18 judicial departments to hear cases arising within the Grand Mosque and the holy sites of Mina and Arafat. It has also deployed five mobile notarial offices to cater to the documentation needs of pilgrims. According to Saudi Press Agency, the ministry

Makkah: The Ministry of Interior’s Hajj security forces, stationed at the entry points of Makkah, have taken action by apprehending 17 individuals-comprising six residents and 11 citizens-on charges of transporting 54 people who did not possess the necessary Hajj permits. According to Saudi Press Agency, administrative rulings have been issued

Riyadh: To continuously improve the pilgrims’ experience, Saudi Post (SPL) launched the ‘Hajj Without Luggage’ service. This initiative aims to alleviate burdens on pilgrims, allowing them to perform their rituals with greater comfort and ease. It provides comprehensive logistical solutions that ensure luggage is transported from pilgrims’ accommodations to their

Mina: A total of 800 participants from the Ministry of Sport scout camps, including leaders and scouts, have begun surveying Mina. Their objective is to collect detailed field information from the five camps, mapping key locations such as pilgrim housing, landmarks, pedestrian routes, and the headquarters of government agencies serving

Madinah: The General Security Aviation Command, under the umbrella of the Presidency of State Security, is intensifying its aerial surveys over Madinah during the Hajj season. This heightened surveillance aims to meticulously monitor the movement of pilgrims and ensure the seamless flow of buses transporting them to and from the

Tabuk: The National Center for Meteorology has forecast dust-stirring winds in several regions, including Tabuk, Al-Jouf, Northern Borders, Eastern, Riyadh, Najran, Madinah, Makkah, and Jazan. Thunderstorms accompanied by gusty winds are expected to impact parts of the Jazan and Aseer regions. According to Saudi Press Agency, winds over the Red