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Mecca, Islam’s holiest city, is set to take place one million pilgrims in the largest Hajj pilgrimage since the climax of the Covid-19 global epidemic, which begins on July 6.
Hajj is a religious pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia’s Mecca that is mandatory for all Muslims who can access it and are physically capable of performing it at least once in a lifetime.
Following two years of strict restrictions that resulted in drastically reduced numbers, international visitors can undertake the Hajj this year if they have a negative PCR result.
According to authorities, masks will also be required for entry into the Grand Mosque, which will be “washed 10 times a day” by more than 4,000 workforces, using more than 130,000 litres of disinfectant each time.
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