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Egypt cracks down on tourism companies after haj deaths

  • Over half of the casualties were Egyptians, according to Cairo officials. Egypt took action against 16 travel agencies aiding unauthorized pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia.
  • Egypt reported that a significant portion of the victims were from their country, as stated by Cairo officials.
  • Government officials referred individuals from these agencies to the public prosecutor for further scrutiny.
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Following the death of hundreds of creditors during the Islamic pilgrimage Hajj in Saudi Arabia, Egypt is taking action against tourism companies. Because of arranging illegal pilgrimages, Prime Minister Mustafa Madbuli ordered that 16 companies have their licenses withdrawn. In addition, their managers were handed over to the public prosecutor's office. More than 1000 people did not survive the hajj that ended this week under the scorching heat…

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Egypt Independent broke the news in Cairo, Egypt on Saturday, June 22, 2024.
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