“We hope that the Saudi Arabia government will be able to place and promote the medical services of pilgrims in housing and clinics in the organizational staff of Hajj so that they can be processed optimally before being sent to RSA,” Dr. Edie said.
Since the arrival of the 2nd wave of pilgrims in Macca, Saudi Arabia, on May 18, 2025, Khi Macca served 526 pilgrims, as those who are subjected to outpatient and stationary. Meanwhile, healthcare groups served 193 186 pilgrims and provided advanced services, referring to 1164 pilgrims to the Saudi Arabia hospital (RSA).
“After the policy of the Saudi Arabia government this year, KKHI more optimizes the services of visiting in this sector, strengthening the services in the group, assigning personnel to hotels in which there are no group employees, as well as referral services to the Saudi Arabia hospital (RSA) for the pilgrims that require further service, such as emergency situations and so on,” he explained.
Some of the sick pilgrims were then returned to their homeland first using the Tanazul scheme. From June 26, 2025 to the last return of the community on July 10, 2025, the Hajj Health Indonesian clinic in the working area of Medina (KKHI Daker Madinah) recorded 41 pilgrims returning to their homeland with the Tanazul scheme.
