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Returning Hajj Pilgrims Do Not Need To Isolate After The Pilgrimage
Hajj pilgrims returning from Hajj will not need to isolate.
No cases of COVID-19 were discovered amongst the pilgrims that are wrapping up their pilgrimage and returning home now
As all pilgrims and workers engaged in Hajj had already received the jabs against COVID-19, pilgrims do not need to isolate.
Around 60,000 Saudi and foreign Muslims residing in Saudi Arabia representing 150 countries were picked to perform this year’s Hajj.
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