MAKKAH — There were more than 25,000 expatriates from 150 countries from a total of 58,518 pilgrims that performed Hajj this year.
The number of women pilgrims stood at 25,702 while men pilgrims accounted for 32,816. These statistics were revealed in a joint statement issued by the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah and the Royal Commission for Makkah City and the Holy Sites.
The statement showed that the number of pilgrims from Saudi citizens reached more than 33,000, including 16,753 men and over 16,000 women, while the number of resident pilgrims reached more than 25,000. The pilgrims were split into four zones at the holy sites.
The number of pilgrims registered under the red zone reached more than 16,900, while the number of pilgrims in the green zone accounted for more than 20,000. The number of pilgrims in the blue zone reached 12,476, while the number of pilgrims from the Yellow Zone exceeded 9,000.
The total number of camps where the pilgrims were accommodated was 213, including 71 camps in Mina and Arafat and 71 areas in Muzdalifah, in addition to 848 rooms in Mina towers; the statement added.
