Bangladesh forms 18 teams to serve hajj pilgrims in Mina

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Published On: 04 Jun 2025, 00:34 Updated On:04 Jun 2025, 00:43
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DHAKA, June 3, 2025 (BSS) – In preparation for the Hajj pilgrimage beginning tomorrow, the Bangladesh Hajj Office has formed 18 specialised teams to support Bangladeshi pilgrims in Mina.
 
Pilgrims will leave for Mina on the 8th of Zilhaj to perform the essential rites of Hajj.
 
The Bangladesh Hajj Office issued an official order regarding the deployment of these teams on Tuesday, following the decisions made during the Hajj Monitoring Committee meeting held on Monday.
 
According to the directive, four teams have been formed to manage the movement of pilgrims arriving through government channels.
These teams will ensure the safe transportation of pilgrims to Mina and their return to the hotels after completing the Hajj rituals.
 
A total of 10 officials will be responsible for these operations.
 
In addition, six teams will be stationed at key locations in Mina to offer guidance and essential assistance to the pilgrims. These teams, composing of 87 officers and employees, will be working in three shifts to ensure continuous support for the pilgrims throughout the day and night.
 
Eight dedicated teams have been set up to oversee the conditions of the tents used by pilgrims under private management.

The teams, consisting of 23 members, will inspect the tents of various service providers in Zone 5 of Mina to ensure that safety and comfort standards are maintained.

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