76% of the applicants for Hajj Tamattu 1406 in the country have undergone medical examinations. According to the latest statistics, out of a total of 69,047 applicants, 52,568 have been subjected to medical examinations and evaluations. Meanwhile, 16,479 applicants have not yet visited to complete their files.
The Importance of Medical Examinations for Pilgrims
Medical examinations are conducted to ensure the health of the pilgrims and to prevent health issues during the journey to the Holy Land. These examinations include general assessments as well as necessary vaccinations for the pilgrims. The Red Crescent Organization has advised pilgrims to definitely visit the designated centers for medical examinations to prevent potential problems during the trip.
Consequences of Not Visiting by Applicants
Failure to visit on time by applicants to complete their medical files can have serious consequences. Pilgrims who do not undergo medical examinations may be deprived of the Hajj journey. Additionally, this issue can negatively impact the planning of the Hajj and Pilgrimage Organization and other related institutions.
According to the planned schedule, registration and medical examinations for pilgrims will continue until a specified time, and applicants must carefully adhere to the announced times. On the other hand, given the increase in the number of applicants, the responsible organizations are striving to provide better services to the pilgrims and to carry out the examination and registration process quickly and in the shortest possible time.
The Red Crescent Organization has also advised pilgrims to observe health guidelines given the special health conditions and public health, and to consult relevant doctors and experts in case of any problems or questions.
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