One of the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON)-approved service providers for this year’s Hajj, Mashariq Al Dhahabia, has introduced a dedicated medical clinic for Nigerian pilgrims in Mina.
The initiative is a complementary service designed to support pilgrims who may require medical attention during their stay in Mina.
The Head of Africa Services, Mr. Rami Labani, disclosed this on Tuesday while conducting an inspection tour for a joint NAHCON and state officials’ team. He said the clinic, equipped with essential medical facilities, would be made available at no cost to the pilgrims.
“This room is designated for the clinic with all the facilities therein for free. We want to add value for our pilgrims in Nigeria,” he said.
Mashariq has provided a designated room in each of the state tents for the clinics, as well as rest rooms for the medical personnel who will attend to pilgrims throughout the Tashreek days.
In addition to the clinics, the company has also installed hot water taps along the corridors, allowing pilgrims easy access to hot water for tea and other uses.
