- UNgqongqoshe Wezempilo waseSaudi Arabia uTawfiq Al Rabiah uthe kuzodingeka ukuthi kugonywe bonke abantu abahamba ngezinyawo eHajj
- Izikhulu zaseSaudi azikucacisanga ukuthi iHajj yalo nyaka, okumele iqale kusihlwa ngoJulayi 17, izobakhiphela ngaphandle abahambeli bevangeli abangaphandle kombuso.
- ISaudi Arabia iqale uhlelo lwayo lokugoma ngoDisemba 17, lapho iModerna, iPfizer ne-AstraZeneca jabs zivunyelwe ukusetshenziswa
UMnyango Wezempilo wase-Saudi Arabia ukhiphe isitatimende namuhla, umemezela ukuthi noma imuphi umSulumane ofuna ukwenza uhambo oluya eHajj minyaka yonke eMecca kuzodingeka anikeze ubufakazi obubhalwe phansi bokuthi bathole Covid-19 umjovo jab.
Kuleso sitatimende, izikhulu zezempilo zaseSaudi zathi ukugoma kuzoba "yisimo esikhulu sokubamba iqhaza," ngemuva kokuthi uNgqongqoshe Wezempilo uTawfiq Al Rabiah ethe "ukugonywa okuyimpoqo" kuzodingeka kubo bonke abahambeli.
Onke amaSulumane angenza iHajj kudingeka akwenze okungenani kanye empilweni yabo. Lolu hambo luqukethe uchungechunge lwezinsuku ezinhlanu zemikhuba ehanjelwa abantu abayizigidi ezimbili eMecca nasezindaweni ezizungezile, ikhaya elingokomoya lamaSulumane. AmaSulumane akholelwa ukuthi amasiko anikeza ithuba lokusula izono ezedlule futhi aqale kabusha phambi kukaNkulunkulu.
Umnyango awucacisanga ukuthi iHajj yanonyaka, ezoqala kusihlwa ngoJulayi 17, izobakhipha yini abahambeli bevangeli abangaphandle kombuso ngenhloso yokuvimbela ukusabalala kwe-COVID-19. Imikhuba yangonyaka odlule yayilinganiselwe kubahambi abayizi-1,000 XNUMX kuphela ababehlala eSaudi Arabia.
Umbuso uqale uhlelo lwawo lokugoma ngoDisemba 17, lapho kugunyazwa khona ama-Moderna, Pfizer kanye ne-AstraZeneca jabs.
Kuze kube manje, izikhulu zaseSaudi zithi kube namacala angu-377,700 e-COVID-19 kanti umbuso usubike abantu ababalelwa ku-6,500 XNUMX ababulawa yi-coronavirus.
LOKHO ONGAKUTHATHE KULESI SIHLOKO:
- Saudi Arabia’s Health Minister Tawfiq Al Rabiah said “compulsory vaccination” would be required for all Hajj pilgrimsSaudi officials did not specify whether this year's Hajj, which is due to begin on the evening of July 17, would exclude pilgrims from outside the kingdomSaudi Arabia began its vaccination program on December 17, with the Moderna, Pfizer and AstraZeneca jabs being approved for use.
- The ministry did not specify whether this year's Hajj, which is due to begin on the evening of July 17, would exclude pilgrims from outside the kingdom in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
- Saudi Arabia's Health Ministry issued a statement today, announcing that any Muslim wanting to perform the annual Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca will have to provide a documented proof that they have received a COVID-19 vaccine jab.
