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An article revealed the health procedures announced by the Egyptian Ministry of Interior to regulate Hajj pilgrimage, aimed at ensuring the safety and health of pilgrims and reducing the risks of injuries and illnesses during the rituals. The guidelines included a ban on travel for individuals with certain health conditions, such as kidney failure, lung fibrosis, heart diseases, liver cirrhosis, severe mental and neurological illnesses, pregnant women in their last three months, active cancer patients, and children under 12 years old. Applicants are also required to complete all necessary vaccinations, particularly the quadrivalent meningococcal vaccine, several days prior to travel, with the vaccine's validity not exceeding five years. Additionally, the instructions emphasize that any false medical reports can result in the applicant’s application being canceled and their re-entry at their own expense, to ensure everyone’s safety.
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