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Dr Essam Al Zarouni, a member of the committee, confirmed that health monitoring begins before pilgrims leave the UAE and continues after their arrival in Saudi Arabia. This includes conducting medical examinations, administering preventive vaccinations, and offering health guidance to ensure that pilgrims perform their rituals safely.
Al Zarouni noted that in cases where a pilgrim’s condition requires advanced care, they are promptly transferred to specialized hospitals in coordination with Saudi authorities. Even after the transfer, the committee’s medical team continues to follow up on the patient's condition.
The committee also prioritises health education, focusing on prevention of heat exhaustion, sunstroke, and respiratory infections. Pilgrims are provided with practical health tips and preventative measures to maintain their well-being and complete their Hajj rituals safely and comfortably.