According to Khabar Online, the Hajj and Pilgrimage Organization announced: The number of Iranian pilgrims arriving in the land of revelation has reached more than 17,000 people, and the process of transferring pilgrims will continue until June 10.
Mehr wrote: The first destination of 57 Iran Air and Saudi Arabian Airlines flights, which have transported 116 caravans totaling 17,100 people by the end of Monday, May 12, was the city of Medina.
During this period, about 6,200 people in 42 caravans have arrived in Mecca after staying in the city of the Prophet for 5 days, and the process of sending all pilgrims by the Haramain express train has taken place.
However, currently, 74 caravans of Iranian pilgrims with a population of about 10,900 people are present in the city of the Prophet (PBUH) and will gradually leave this city for Mecca in the coming days.
The pilgrimage to Medina is also planned for all Iranian pilgrims living in this city on the third day of their stay, and all the loved ones will visit Quba Mosque, Zhoqbaltin, and Mount Uhud in a caravan. During this period, 84 caravans have participated in this program, meaning about 12,400 people have visited the aforementioned religious sites in 293 buses.
Experienced Iranian chefs present in the two kitchens of Medina have been working tirelessly and day and night since their arrival in the city of the Prophet, and have cooked and distributed 170,500 meals so far.
The process of sending pilgrims to "Previous Medina" will continue in the coming days, and the number of Iranian pilgrims for Hajj Tamattu 1404 will gradually increase.
