Mina: Under the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques' Guests Program for Hajj, Umrah, and Visit, a total of 2,443 pilgrims from over 100 countries departed Mina yesterday after performing the stoning of the three Jamarat.

According to Saudi Press Agency, after completing the stoning rituals, the pilgrims proceeded to their accommodations in Makkah before heading to the Grand Mosque to perform the Farewell Tawaf. With the completion of their Hajj rituals, they are now set to depart for Madinah, where they will engage in prayers at the Prophet's Mosque, visit Quba Mosque, and explore significant historical landmarks.

The pilgrims expressed gratitude for the services provided, which facilitated smooth movement and addressed their needs during the pilgrimage. They offered prayers for the safety and continued prosperity of the Kingdom.