Arab News from Mecca :
The Mecca Secretariat is preparing 74,700 graves across six graveyards, which could accommodate some of the martyrs of the stampede in Mina, among others, according to the Secretariat’s Director of Media, Osama Zaytoun.
These include the Maalaa Cemetery, which has space for 30,000 graves, Al-Adl cemetery, which can take another 2,000 graves, Al-Sharia Cemetery, which can absorb 22,000 graves, and Al-Haraam Martyr’s Cemetery, which has enough space for another 20,000 graves.
At the Holy Sites, Zaytoun confirmed that there are two cemeteries, Al-Rabway Cemetery and Arafat Cemetery, which can take the bodies of the Martyrs, noting that each cemetery contains a washroom for the deceased and all other burial services.
The concerned authorities will finalize the burial procedures for the deceased upon the approval of their family members, while the bodies and all relevant assistance will be delivered to family members wishing to bury their relatives in their homelands.
The Mecca Secretariat is preparing 74,700 graves across six graveyards, which could accommodate some of the martyrs of the stampede in Mina, among others, according to the Secretariat’s Director of Media, Osama Zaytoun.
These include the Maalaa Cemetery, which has space for 30,000 graves, Al-Adl cemetery, which can take another 2,000 graves, Al-Sharia Cemetery, which can absorb 22,000 graves, and Al-Haraam Martyr’s Cemetery, which has enough space for another 20,000 graves.
At the Holy Sites, Zaytoun confirmed that there are two cemeteries, Al-Rabway Cemetery and Arafat Cemetery, which can take the bodies of the Martyrs, noting that each cemetery contains a washroom for the deceased and all other burial services.
The concerned authorities will finalize the burial procedures for the deceased upon the approval of their family members, while the bodies and all relevant assistance will be delivered to family members wishing to bury their relatives in their homelands.
