Bahrain Hajj Mission ramps up operational plans for pilgrims
A coordination meeting chaired by Shaikh Adnan bin Abdullah Al Qattan, Head of Bahrain’s Hajj Mission, reviewed the readiness of committees and the implementation of operational plans for Hajj 1447 AH / 2026.
The meeting discussed transportation arrangements between the holy sites, crowd movement plans, healthcare and preventive measures, communication with Bahrain’s Hajj campaigns, and organisational and media preparations.
Shaikh Adnan Al Qattan stressed the importance of strong coordination between all committees during the current phase, especially with pilgrims arriving in Saudi Arabia.
He praised the efforts of teams working across the mission’s different locations, noting that the mission operates through an integrated system to ensure pilgrims receive safe and organised services.
Following the meeting, Shaikh Adnan inspected preparations by several committees, including the medical committee, which is preparing clinics in Makkah and the holy sites to provide healthcare services for Bahraini pilgrims.
He also reviewed security plans linked to pilgrim safety, inspections and the supervision of movement inside the holy sites.
Meanwhile, Lieutenant Colonel Fatima Al Mujairen, Head of the Communication and Coordination Branch at the General Directorate of Civil Defence, urged pilgrims to follow safety instructions issued by Bahraini and Saudi authorities.
Speaking on the radio programme “Sabah Al Khair Ya Bahrain”, she advised pilgrims to cooperate with organisers and campaign supervisors and avoid the unsafe use of electrical devices and overloaded connections inside camps to prevent fires and electrical accidents.
She also stressed the importance of cleanliness, avoiding overcrowding and following public safety measures at accommodation sites and holy areas.
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