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Amman, May 27 (Petra) – Minister of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs, Mohammad Khalaileh, confirmed on Tuesday that all Jordanian pilgrims are in good health, with ministry staff continuing to monitor their wellbeing closely.
In a statement, Khalaileh said the majority of pilgrims in the Jordanian Hajj mission have arrived safely in Madinah, where they have been housed in their designated accommodations under the ministry’s supervision.
He noted that the transfer of pilgrims to Makkah will be completed by Thursday, with the first group scheduled to depart on Tuesday.
//Petra// AF
27/05/2025 22:34:16
