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S. African Haj pilgrims to arrive tomorrow
    Abdullah Al-Dahhas Okaz/Saudi Gazette   MAKKAH — Some 200 pilgrims from South Africa will arrive in Jeddah on Wednesday, signaling the official start of this year's Haj season.   More than 10 government and private Haj service bodies, including the ministries of Haj and health ...
1st batch of Hajis arriving July 31
Abdullah Al-Dahhas Okaz/Saudi Gazette MAKKAH — The first batch of pilgrims is set to arrive in the Kingdom on July 31, according to Hatim Bin Hassan Qadi, spokesman of the Haj Ministry. He said the Haj pilgrims will be arriving within over a ...
Over 248,000 Burmese to correct status by next month
  Abdullah Al-Dahhas Okaz/Saudi Gazette     MAKKAH — The 248,639 Burmese living in the Kingdom will have their residence status corrected by the end of July, Makkah Governorate has announced. The governorate said so far as many as 80,000 of them have corrected their status ...
1,700 old buses to leave Haj fleet
  Abdullah Al-Dahhas Okaz/Saudi Gazette     MAKKAH — The General Syndicate of Cars has removed about 1,700 buses from this year's Haj transport fleet, according to the organization’s secretary general. Marwan Bin Rashad Zubaidi said the vehicles have been excluded because they are too old ...
Low-cost Haj begins from SR3,000: Ministry
  Abdullah Al-Dahhas Okaz/Saudi Gazette   MAKKAH — The Haj Ministry has decided that the low-cost Haj this year will range between SR3,000 and SR5,000. The ministry has informed all 72 local companies providing low-cost Haj packages to abide by the new fares. According to the ...
Social Affairs to cover daytime care expenses of special needs children
  Abdullah Al-Dahhas Okaz/Saudi Gazette   MAKKAH — The Ministry of Social Affairs has earmarked SR250 million to implement the royal decree ordering the government to bear the cost of rehabilitating and training children with special needs at private daytime rehabilitation centers. Khaled Al-Thibaiti, ...
Exposed cable shocks two students in Makkah
Abdullah Al-Dahhas Okaz/Saudi Gazette MAKKAH — Two students received an electric shock from an exposed electricity cable of an endowment building near their school. The students were on their way home and passed by an endowment building where an electrical cable was lying ...
Principals against old men as school guards
  Abdullah Al-Dahhas Okaz/Saudi Gazette MAKKAH — Old men should not be appointed as guards at schools, principals of several schools told Makkah daily. The principals said guards who are old would not be able to adequately protect students if something happens at their ...
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