The Ministry of Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony, with a steadfast commitment to the truth, has urged the public to disregard any false Hajj information about pilgrims that may circulate on social media. We encourage you to rely on credible sources for accurate updates.
Director General of the Pakistan Hajj Mission (PHM) Abdul Wahab Soomro, a key figure in the management of the Hajj, has categorically denied allegations in a statement. He refuted claims that pilgrims were left stranded in Mashir during the Hajj.
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As the year and the date are uncertain, Soomro stated that these videos are fake and that it is impossible to confirm their veracity. He highlighted that the mission later examined the information on which the PHM is based, which comes from the Saudi government.
Nine Pakistani pilgrims had passed away in Mashair as of 4:00 pm on June 18, which included 2 in Muzdalifah, three in Arafat, and four in Mina.
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Soomro declared that the severe heat, exceeding 50 degrees Celsius, has made the Hajj difficult. He emphasized that before taking action, the mission confirms assertions of casualties.
Rest assured, if the heirs desire, arrangements can be made to repatriate the pilgrim’s body to Pakistan. The government of Saudi Arabia has established comprehensive arrangements for burials and funeral prayers in Haramin, ensuring the dignity and respect of our beloved pilgrims.
