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Some Fraud Companies Are Scamming People With Fake Hajj Permits

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The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah opened the applications for this year last week and requests have been pouring in.

More than 500,000 requests have been filed so far

Only people from within Saudi Arabia can apply for Hajj this year to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The ministry has indicated that the applicants are citizens and residents of more than 150 nationalities  – 59% of whom are men and 41% are women.

The ministry has also warned citizens and residents against dealing with fake Hajj companies and only to apply through official means.

People are also advised to immediately report anyone claiming to provide permits to perform Hajj this year.

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Preparations are in full swing to receive just 60,000 pilgrims this year

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