Haj Committee India confirms, 'It is compulsory to take COVID-19 vaccine'

New Delhi: All Muslims going to the annual Haj will be allowed to visit only after taking both doses of the Corona vaccine. The Haj Committee of India has given information about this.

This announcement has been made about this year's Haj pilgrimage amid the rapidly spreading corona pandemic.

Corona vaccine compulsory for Haj Pilgrims:

At the same time, the Saudi government has ordered all people to quarantine for 72 hours in view of Corona. Along with the physical distance, other rules will also be banned and the banning of masks will be done in residential areas from one to one and a half meters. Will have to be kept.

The regular Haj pilgrimage could not take place even last year.

This announcement has been made about this year's Haj pilgrimage amid the rapidly spreading corona pandemic.

Haj Pilgrimage from 20 July:

However, what is the nature of the Haj pilgrimage in the midst of the corona pandemic that is reverberating globally, the situation is not clear yet. The regular Haj pilgrimage could not take place last year as well.

The Haj is to be performed on 19 or 20 July 2021, but due to Corona, the Saudi government has not yet decided how many people will be allowed to join the Haj pilgrimage. In the wake of the pandemic, Saudi Arabia has yet to impose a temporary ban on people from 20 countries, including India.

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