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Ensure all facilities for smooth facilitation of Hajj pilgrims upon arrival
7/8/2023 11:00:39 PM
Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, July 8: Kashmir's Divisional Commissioner on Saturday asked officers to ensure all facilities for smooth facilitation of Hajj Pilgrims upon their arrival at Srinagar Airport, officials said. The first batch of pilgrims from J&K is scheduled to return from Saudi Arabia on July 18, after performing Hajj. The Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir, Vijay Kumar Bidhuri convened a high level meeting to review the arrangements being made for providing required facilities to Hajjis. Senior officers attended the meeting. At the outset, the Div Com directed the concerned officers to prepare facilitation of rousing welcome to the J&K bound Hajis (Hajj Pilgrims) upon their return from Saudi Arabia after the culmination of annual pilgrimage, 2023. The meeting was informed that 12000 Pilgrims from Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh performed Hajj this year.
"A total of 38 flights shall fly Hajj pilgrims from Saudi Arabia to here, with two flights to operate on the first three days and afterwards three flights will operate till the return of all pilgrims," the spokesman said. The meeting discussed threadbare various issues relating to arrival of Hajj Flights, reception, arrival timings, airlifting of luggage and Aab-e-Zam Zam, deployment of Home Guards volunteers, parking facilities, vehicle passes to attendants and transport arrangements for pilgrims.
The Div Com directed Chief Executive Officer Hajj Committee to ensure color coded passes for attendants of pilgrims entering the airport.
He also directed the concerned Officers for setting up medical facilities, deployment of fire tenders with crew, regulation of traffic at airport, besides un-interrupted drinking water and power supply at Hajj House and proper sanitation in and around Hajj House etc.
It was given out that only vehicles with passes shall be allowed to enter the Airport premises to receive pilgrims. Besides, Home-guards will be deployed at the Airport to facilitate Hajj pilgrims.
The Div Com directed the Customs department to ensure deployment of enough manpower at the airport for mandatory screening.
He further directed the officials to ensure adequate arrangements for Hajj Pilgrims and facilitate their hassle-free arrival besides subsequent smooth journey to their respective destinations.
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