Saudi Arabia advises pilgrims not to bring children to Makkah Grand Mosque
For safety reasons, the National Centre for Security Operations of the Saudi Ministry of Interior requested the pilgrims not to bring children to the Makkah Grand Mosque during peak times. See Also: Inauguration of 2 Air Ambulance helipads at Makkah Grand Mosque
During prayer times, the mosque sees a large number of visitors from all over the world; therefore, the agency highlighted the importance of following safety protocols to make everyone feel comfortable.
Meanwhile, the Two Holy Mosques General Authority for Care has stated that it offers a secure setting for children at properly equipped daycare centers.
This allows parents to pray in peace and quiet in the Grand Mosque knowing that their children are safe and sound at these facilities, which are open 24/7. Recommend: Meningitis vaccination is mandatory for pilgrims
"Your children are in safe hands," the state agency assured parents, mentioning these centers.
During the holy month of Ramadan, millions of Muslims from all over the world, including Saudi Arabia, go to Makkah to worship at the Grand Mosque and Medina to worship at the Mosque of the Prophet. Follow Saudi Expatriates on Facebook
Saudi Arabia advises pilgrims not to bring children to Makkah Grand Mosque