The Guardian Article RatingHajj 2026: Kano pilgrims undergo medical tests ahead of Saudi trip
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-42% Medium Left
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58% : He further urged Kano pilgrims to devote adequate time to the sensitisation courses, which are designed to familiarise them with activities, procedures, and regulations in Saudi Arabia.56% : Represented by the Director of Propagation, Education and Enlightenment, Alhaji Murtala Lawan Sani, the Director-General emphasised that Saudi Arabia's regulations for Hajj 2026 are mandatory and aimed at ensuring a smooth and successful spiritual exercise.
55% : The measures form part of standard regulations introduced by Saudi Arabia to safeguard pilgrims during the physically demanding Hajj period, characterised by large crowds and intense activities, in line with the Kingdom's Vision 2030 agenda.
54% : The Kano State Pilgrims Welfare Board has commenced medical screening for intending pilgrims registered for the 2026 Hajj exercise in Saudi Arabia, as part of preparations to comply with strict health guidelines issued by the Saudi authorities.
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