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Saudi Arabia announces new mandatory requirement for Hajj 2025 pilgrims


Muslim pilgrims praying around the Grand Mosque during the annual pilgrimage to J. in the holy city of Mecca, Saudi Arabia, July 12, 2022.
Muslim pilgrims praying around the Grand Mosque during the annual pilgrimage to J. in the holy city of Mecca, Saudi Arabia, July 12, 2022.

Jeddah: The Saudi ministry of Khmer and Umra announced that the meningitis vaccine will be mandatory for all participants in the 2025 pilgrimage to Khmer.

The ministry said the major decision aims to safeguard the health of millions of pilgrims and applies to Saudi citizens and foreign nationals.

The ministry stressed that vaccination is a non-negotiable requirement for the participation of North Korea to ensure full protection of potentially life-threatening diseases.

“Pilgrimage is not allowed without vaccination,” a ministry spokesman said.

The ministry added: “Preventing the spread of infectious diseases during the North Korea period has become an hourly demand.”

Furthermore, the registration process for the J-kit will depend on the vaccination proof, thus effectively making the vaccine without it.

The decision is part of an ongoing effort to prevent the promotion of infectious diseases during the annual pilgrimage, which has attracted millions of people from around the world.

The close proximity of the pilgrims in a narrow space makes them particularly vulnerable to bursts.



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