المملكة: After their alienation from Arafat… 13 thousand field staff receive pilgrims in Muzdalifah
The Ministry of Municipalities and Housing, represented by the Secretariat of , hairy readiness To receive the guests of God after their expulsion from Arafat, as part of its operational plan for the Hajj season, through an integrated field and service system; It aims to enhance the quality of services, raise the efficiency of environmental sanitation and in Al-Mash’ar.
The Ministry explained that the field teams began early comprehensive preparation work in Al-Mash’ar of Muzdalifah, by intensifying cleaning and environmental sanitation work, preparing public facilities, and preparing paths and pedestrian sites, in addition to supporting the sites with additional field teams and specialized mechanisms working around the clock to ensure rapid response to emergency situations and dealing with high human densities.
Sustainability of municipal services
It showed The work system in Muzdalifah is supported by more than 13,000 field cadres working in Mecca and the Holy Sites, in addition to thousands of operational mechanisms and equipment, which enhances the sustainability of municipal services and raises the level of readiness during the stages of movement Emergency teams readiness The Ministry confirmed the readiness of emergency and field maintenance teams in Muzdalifah, in addition to vector control teams. Diseases and public health pests, and teams monitoring flood drainage and lighting networks, in a way that ensures a safe and prepared environment for the guests of God, and reflects the integration of government efforts to serve them and enable them to perform their rituals with ease and reassurance. It is noteworthy that the Ministry of Municipalities and Housing began rehabilitating the Mina shrine immediately after the pilgrims headed to Arafat, by carrying out intensive environmental sanitation work, removing waste, and preparing the sites in the field; To ensure the readiness of Al-Mash’ar to receive the pilgrims after their departure. The Ministry also supported its operational plan with an integrated system for managing waste in the Holy Sites, which includes compact boxes, ground stores, and thousands of equipment and field personnel, which contributes to preserving the general environment and raising the quality of services provided to the guests of God.
