Aneeq Ahmed says the app will guide the pilgrims from Hajj flight to their stay in Saudi Arabia and all other relevant details will be available on it including videos for the training of pilgrims.
Islamabad: Caretaker Minister for Religious Affairs Aneeq Ahmed has said an app has been launched to facilitate the Hajj pilgrims.
Talking to media persons during his visit to New Haji Camp in Karachi on Saturday, he said that, this app will guide the pilgrims from Hajj flight to their stay in Saudi Arabia and all other relevant details will be available on it including videos for the training of pilgrims.
Caretaker Minister for Religious Affairs Aneeq Ahmed has said an app has been launched to facilitate the Hajj pilgrims@MORAisbOfficial @ForeignOfficePk #RadioPakistan #News https://t.co/v6JSQuVZqx pic.twitter.com/ZrCle4C2h7
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The Minister said that all the pilgrims would be provided with a free single-colored QR code suitcase so that they could easily identify their belongings.
He said that every pilgrim will be given a mobile SIM of a Saudi company for free which will have 180 minutes for international calls.
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