2 Bangladeshi Hajj Pilgrims Dies in Saudi Arabia

Two more Bangladeshi pilgrims have died in Saudi Arabia. Therefore, four Bangladeshi pilgrims died in the country.

This information has been given in the daily bulletin of the IT help desk Hajj of the Ministry of Religious Affairs.

According to the bulletin, Mrs. Ramuza Begum (54) of Dhanpur village in Comilla's Adarsh ​​Sadar Upazila died in Makkah. His passport number: BW-0843328.

The other person's name is Helal Uddin Mollah (63). He is a resident of Joypurhat Sadar. His passport number: EE 03865376.

Earlier, Nurul Amin, 64, of Noakhali, died in Mecca on June 18. Earlier, on June 11, Jahangir Kabir, 59, a pilgrim from Chapainawabganj, died in Mecca.

Hajj flight started from Bangladesh on 5th June. The last Hajj flight from Dhaka will leave on July 4. This year, 57,585 people are getting the opportunity to perform the holy Hajj from Bangladesh. Four thousand 564 people can go for Hajj under government management and 53 thousand 585 people under private management.

By the way, subject to the sighting of the moon, the holy Hajj will be celebrated on July 8 (according to 9 Zilhaj).