“why did Saudi Arabia just reveal that 1,301 people failed the latest Hajj!”

 Saudi Arabia said on Sunday that  further than 1,300 people had  failed on the Hajj this time – with “  numerous cases ” due to heat stress and “ unauthorized ”  trip account for  further than four out of five deaths.  

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“ The health system dealt with  numerous cases of heat stress this time, and some people are still being treated." sorely, the death risk reached 1,301," the Saudi government said in a statement as it released its first  sanctioned  numbers.  

The statement said 83 of those who  failed “ did not have  authorization to perform the Hajj ” and “ walked long distances in direct sun, without acceptable  sanctum or comfort. ” There were “ several  senior people and chronically ill people ” among the dead. 

He said, adding that the families of all the dead had now beenidentified.Extreme heat has been cited as a major factor behind hundreds of deaths and injuries reported this time during the Hajj. Mecca, the holy  megacity that's a center for pilgrims, saw temperatures soar to a record 125 degrees Fahrenheit on Monday.

Colorful authorities also say the problem is aggravated by the number of unofficial pilgrimages.  Saudi Arabia requires every pilgrim to  gain one of the1.8 million permits available to  fairly access Mecca. 

This license can bring several thousand US bones. Pilgrims without permits  generally don't travel on organized  stint  motorcars equipped with air  exertion or easy access to water and food  inventories.  

The Saudi government also appears to  suppose that a lot of unauthorized  trip is a factor in the length of time it takes to release  sanctioned death  numbers because it complicates the identification process.

“ Identification is complete, indeed though there's no  particular information or identification documents  originally." Proper processes were followed for identification, burial and  recognizing of the  departed, with a death  instrument  handed.

" the statement said.  Several pilgrims  rued the poor  structure and association of this time's Hajj. Indeed pilgrims on functionary  tenures spend  utmost of their time walking  outside in the scorching heat. Several  substantiations told of how they saw worshipers lose  knowledge and walk  once  corses covered with whitesheets.

Egypt will ban illegal pilgrimages  

The  advertisement from Saudi Arabia came as the Egyptian government  pledged to  drop the permits of 16 Hajj tourism companies involved in carrying out the illegal Hajj passage to Mecca and appertained the company  directors to the public prosecutor amid fears that hundreds of Egyptians were among the dead.  

Egypt's decision was made in a  press meeting on Saturday after a report  stressed the dubious nature of the way some tourism companies operate.  The  sanctioned death risk in Egypt stands at 31. 

but Reuters news agency and other media reported that as  numerous as 500 to 600 Egyptians  failed during the Hajj.  The report, reviewed by the  press, said some drivers hadn't issued the correct visas, leaving visa holders  unfit to enter the holy  megacity of Mecca and forced to enter “ through the desert route on  bottom. 

” They also  indicted some companies of failing to  give acceptable accommodation, exposing excursionists to sweltering heat.  During the meeting, Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly expressed his “ sincere condolences and sympathy ” to the families of the  departed pilgrims and committed to  furnishing them with the necessary support.  

Hajj permits are allocated to countries on a  share system and Saudi Arabia requires each pilgrim to  gain one of the1.8 million permits available to  fairly accessMecca.However.  Because the cost of one of these permits can bring several thousand US bones

numerous pilgrims try to  pierce the  point immorally and don't  generally travel on organized  stint  motorcars equipped with air  exertion or easy access to water and food  inventories.  

The time for the Hajj passage is determined by the Islamic lunar  timetable, which this time falls during the hottest temperatures in Saudi Arabia. The pilgrims traveled this time in extreme temperatures of over to 49 degrees Celsius( 120 degrees Fahrenheit).  

Ahmed, a 44- time-old from Indonesia, said he saw  numerous people fall ill and indeed die because of the heat.  “ On the way home, I saw  numerous pilgrims who  failed. nearly every many hundred  measures, there was a body lying and covered with an ihrom cloth. ” 

" Every time there's a distribution of water from original  residers or certain groups, the congregation  incontinently attacks it," he added, while not seeing any health workers or ambulances along the road. 

As part of the Hajj passage, religionists perform a series of rituals in and around the holy  megacity of Mecca,  frequently involving walking for hours in the scorching heat every day.  

The exact number of deaths in this time's Haj passage may still increase, as the government only knows the number of pilgrims who have registered and traveled to Mecca as part of their country's  share.

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