For the Hajj, more than 61,000 pilgrims from Pakistan travel to Saudi Arabia.

As Hajj flights from various Pakistani locations continue to operate efficiently, 61,147 pilgrims from Pakistan have arrived in Saudi Arabia under the government’s Hajj program.

4,875 additional Pakistani pilgrims arrived in the holy land in the past day, according to a spokesman for the Ministry of Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony on Monday.

According to the spokesperson, 30,477 pilgrims who had previously landed in Madinah have already left for Makkah to continue their Hajj pilgrimage, while 56,408 pilgrims are currently residing in Makkah.

According to him, there have been 244 Hajj flights from Pakistan to date, including 103 to Jeddah and 141 to Madinah.

1,288 helpers and support personnel have been sent to help Pakistani pilgrims throughout the Hajj operation, according to the spokeswoman.

He continued by saying that 25,782 pilgrims from Pakistan had so far been allowed to attend Riyaz-ul-Jannah at Masjid-e-Nabwi (PBUH) in Madinah.