Hundreds of Pakistani Umrah pilgrims stranded in Saudi Arabia seek govt help
The Umrah pilgrims, including women, told 92 News that they were stuck in Saudi Arabia after the flight operation was suspended. “At the moment, we have no money for food, medicines and hotel rent. Our visas have expired and our families are worried about us,” they said.
On April 1, Saudi Arabia’s Hajj minister asked Muslims to temporarily defer preparations for the annual pilgrimage amid uncertainty over the coronavirus pandemic. “But under the current circumstances, as we are talking about the global pandemic… the kingdom is keen to protect the health of Muslims and citizens and so we have asked our brother Muslims in all countries to wait before doing contracts until the situation is clear.”
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