Over 38,000 Inspections in Makkah Ensure Safe Hajj Amid Pilgrims' Departure

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•Specialized municipal teams carried out over 38,000 inspection visits in Makkah and surrounding holy sites during Hajj.
•The Interior Minister reported no incidents disrupting the Hajj pilgrimage this year.
•Pilgrims officially concluded the Hajj by leaving Mina after completing the fourth day's stoning ritual.
•The inspections focused on safety, health, and crowd management to support the large number of pilgrims.

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▸If municipal teams continue thorough inspections in future Hajj seasons then the safety and smooth flow of pilgrims during Hajj will likely improve, reducing risks of accidents or disruptions.

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MESaudi GazetteSpecialized municipal teams carry out over 38,000 inspection visits in Makkah and holy sites MESaudi GazetteInterior Minister affirms no incidents disrupting Hajj reported MESaudi GazettePilgrims leave Mina after 4th day's stoning as Hajj comes to an end officially

Specialized municipal teams conducted more than 38,000 inspection visits in Makkah and the holy sites to maintain safety and order during the Hajj pilgrimage. The Interior Minister confirmed no incidents disrupted the Hajj, which officially ended as pilgrims left Mina after the fourth day's stoning ritual. These efforts are crucial for the safety of millions of pilgrims and the smooth operation of one of the world's largest religious gatherings.

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