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Tourism Office Offers 50,000 Pounds to Deceased's Family
The article discusses compensation for the families of pilgrims who pass away during the Umrah trip. Alaa Abu Zeina announced that the compensation amount reaches 50,000 Egyptian pounds, which is paid by the insurance company after presenting a death certificate and the inheritance notification. It also clarifies that there is medical insurance allowing Muslims to receive treatment in Saudi hospitals while in the Holy Lands. He pointed out that the interest of Egyptians in performing Umrah has decreased currently due to the upcoming start of the school year, but an increase in the number of pilgrims is expected to resume starting from the month of Rajab. Additionally, most pilgrims opt for economical programs that last two weeks.
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