۱۰ Iranian pilgrims have died in Saudi Arabia so far

According to the Mehr News Agency, the Red Crescent Health Operations Headquarters in a statement described the latest health status of the Iranian pilgrimage and warned of serious observance of safety issues and safety issues regarding the prevention of pilgrimage.

The text of notice # 1 is as follows:

1. By the end of Friday, June 6, the total number of Iranian pilgrims' medical references to the Red Crescent Society in Medina and Mecca has reached 6,000. Of these, 1,600 have received services in Medina and 1,600 in Mecca. As well; 2 pilgrims in Arafat and 2 people in Mena The hospitalized and specialized treatment services have been provided.

2. Unfortunately, by Friday, June 23, the total number of Iranian pilgrims in the Hajj has reached 3.

1. The air temperature in the holy cities of Saudi Arabia has increased to 5 degrees Celsius in recent days, which can lead to severe heat from pilgrims. The Red Crescent Health Headquarters recommends that pilgrims refrain from direct exposure to the sun, drink enough water, wear light -colored cotton and free -colored clothing, and immediately visit the nearest health center in the event of symptoms such as headaches, nausea, dizziness and palpitations.

Honorable pilgrims should stay in roof or shade in warm hours of the day, use a hat or umbrella, and regularly keep their body with cool water. It is also recommended that the consumption of natural fluids such as water and juice be increased and avoided heavy activities in the heat of the noon.

1. Currently, the medical staff and relief workers of the Red Crescent in all medical centers located in Mena They are providing services to pilgrims for 4 hours. All measures are being taken to tackle heat, control of diseases and immediate relief in times of crisis, and there are no medication shortages.