Following the closure of the Shalamcheh and Chazabeh borders by Iraq, Iranian pilgrims are facing concerns regarding their transit. The Deputy of Holy Shrines provided new explanations, announcing the continuation of pilgrim transit from other borders and airports.
Active Borders for Pilgrims
The Deputy of Holy Shrines announced that, apart from the Shalamcheh and Chazabeh borders and Basra Airport, Iranian pilgrims can still transit from other land borders and via air to Najaf and Baghdad airports. This news is encouraging for those pilgrims intending to travel to the Holy Shrines.
Given the current conditions and the closure of the aforementioned borders, many pilgrims are searching for alternative routes. The Deputy of Holy Shrines emphasized that pilgrims can use other routes for their journey to the Holy Shrines and there is no concern in this regard.
Concerns and Hopes
Despite the challenges that have arisen, transit from other borders allows pilgrims to resume their travel plans. Meanwhile, the closure of the Shalamcheh and Chazabeh borders may mean a decrease in the number of pilgrims in the coming days. Those interested in traveling to the Holy Shrines should be aware of these changes and plan accordingly.
It seems that with these changes and the closure of the borders, pilgrims need to be more cautious than before regarding their travel conditions and use reliable routes for transit. The Deputy of Holy Shrines assured the continuation of services and stressed the importance of pilgrims' awareness.
