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Over 1.5 million pilgrims flood Saudi Arabia for Hajj surpassing 2025 record
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Over 1.5 million pilgrims flood Saudi Arabia for Hajj surpassing 2025 record

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read
Over 1.5 million Hajj pilgrims have arrived in Saudi Arabia, surpassing last year’s international visitor numbers despite ongoing Middle East conflicts. Read More: https://punchng.com/over-1-5-million-pilgrims-flood-saudi-arabia-for-hajj-surpassing-2025-record/

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