2023 Hajj: Six Nigerian pilgrims die in Saudi Arabia

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2023 Hajj: Six Nigerian pilgrims die in Saudi Arabia
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Hajj 2023: Six Nigerians die in Saudi Arabia, 30 undergoing psychiatric treatment - Official

The head of the NAHCON 2023 Hajj medical team, Usman Galadima, disclosed this on Saturday during a meeting of the commission in Makkah, Saudi Arabia.

To address the mortality rate, Mr Galadima called for the strengthening of the pre-hajj medical screening of intending pilgrims. He added that there is a need to restrict those deemed to be “not fit to travel”. Speaking further, he added that the team also diagnosed 30 patients with mental challenges currently undergoing treatment and expected to perform hajj.

He disclosed that one patient was amputated due to diabetes complications. Aside from the one case of amputation, Mr Galadima said the team is also worried about the rising cases of fractures among older pilgrims.We airlifted every Nigerian with a valid Hajj visa – NAHCON Chairman

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