Haj pilgrims, here are some tips on handling the hot weather


The high temperature, plus being in a huge crowd, might exacerbate the effects of heat on the body, so pilgrims are advised to hydrate and take breaks in shaded areas when they can. — SONY HERDIANA

The haj pilgrimage, scheduled to take place in Saudi Arabia starting today (June 26) to July 1 (2023), is anticipated to draw two million participants, including over 31,000 Malaysians.

It is expected that the number of pilgrims travelling to Saudi Arabia will reach pre-Covid-19 pandemic levels as restrictions on age and travel are lifted.

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