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Saudi Arabia uses barcode system to monitor crowd density during Tawaf and Sa'i

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•The barcode system tracks crowd density in real time during Tawaf and Sa'i rituals.
•The system is used in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, where millions of pilgrims gather.
•The technology helps authorities manage large crowds and improve safety.
•Tawaf and Sa'i are essential rituals performed during Hajj and Umrah pilgrimages.

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▸If the barcode system effectively manages crowd density then the risk of accidents and stampedes during pilgrimages will decrease, improving safety for pilgrims and reducing strain on emergency services.

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MESaudi GazetteBarcode system reveals real-time crowd density updates for pilgrims during Tawaf and Sa'i

Saudi authorities have implemented a barcode system to provide real-time updates on crowd density for pilgrims performing Tawaf and Sa'i in Mecca. This system aims to improve crowd management and enhance safety during these key rituals of the Hajj and Umrah pilgrimages. By tracking crowd levels, officials can better prevent overcrowding and reduce the risk of accidents, benefiting millions of pilgrims annually.