The Ministry of Religious Affairs has completed the Hajj events for this year, confirming that all Hajj camps over Pakistan are fully prepared to serve pilgrims.

Under the supervision of the Federal Minister of Religious Affairs Sardar Muhammad Yousaf, a high -level meeting reviewed the services and facilities delivered at Hajj Camp’s nationwide.

During the briefing, who participated by secretary of religious affairs Syed Ataur Rehman and other senior officials, it was announced that Pilgrims must collect their flights, Visa, identification tracks, travel labels and mobile SIM cards from their respective Hajj camps two days before their planned flights.

Vaccination plans were also detailed at the meeting. Vaccination drive begins on April 21 in Islamabad, Lahore, Peshawar and Multan. In Karachi, Rahim Yar Khan, Sukkur, Faisalabad and Sialkot, vaccinations begin from April 22, while Quetta starts her campaign from April 23.

Pilgrims have also been asked to follow the schedule delivered via Pak Hajj Mobile application to avoid unnecessary delays or confusion. Sardar Muhammad Yousaf confirmed that “all Hajj camps are ready to serve Allah’s guests,” Pilgrims called for strictly complying with the assigned timelines.

The temporary Hajj camp in Rahim Yar Khan will operate from April 22 to April 24, confirmed officials. Pilgrims will also be provided with important medicine and Hajj-related gifts in the camps.

The Ministry has repeated that vaccination and document collection are mandatory steps before departure, and pilgrims must report to their assigned camps accordingly.