World Hajj and Umrah convention lauds Saudi Arabia’s measures to curb COVID 19
Chairman World Hajj and Umrah Convention, Mohsin Tutla left, during IHR Hajj Excellence Award
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The World Hajj and Umrah Convention has lauded the steps taken so far by authorities in Saudi Arabia to curb the spread of COVID 19.
Saudi Arabia has suspended Umrah visitations to the country.
It has also taken measures to intermittently close the two Holy Mosques in Makkah and Madinah for total sterilisation.
The chairman of WHUC, Mohsin Tutla in an open letter penned to global Hajj and Umrah stakeholders and made available to INDEPENDENT HAJJ REPORTERS on Monday said the measures taken so far is to ensure the survival and well being of all Muslims who wish to visit the Holy Mosques.
See full letter below:
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