Islamabad, Jan 27: In a recent announcement, the government revealed that Hajj pilgrims who performed the pilgrimage last year will receive a refund of Rs. 40,000.
Federal Minister for Religious Affairs Chaudhry Salik Hussain provided details during an interview with Samaa TV on Saturday, explaining that the refunds will be distributed based on the category of pilgrims, with each individual eligible for up to Rs. 40,000. 
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Hussain also highlighted improvements for this year’s Hajj pilgrims, ensuring better facilities at the same cost. Pilgrims will receive three meals daily, a significant upgrade from previous arrangements.
Mina’s accommodations will feature gypsum-built tents, replacing the cloth tents used last year. Further enhancements include air-conditioned lodging, and replacing the room coolers provided in the past.
One of the most notable additions is the “Road to Makkah” initiative allowing pilgrims to complete immigration procedures in Pakistan and deliver their luggage directly to their Saudi hotels.
