Malaysian pilgrim dies of heart attack during Mecca religious rites
Malaysian pilgrim dies of heart attack during Mecca religious rites
Malaysian pilgrim dies of heart attack during Mecca religious rites
A 70-year-old Malaysian pilgrim has died of a heart attack while performing his religious duties in Mecca. The incident occurred on May 5, marking the second death among pilgrims in the city this week alone.
The man, a resident of Senggarang, Johor, was part of the KT34 pilgrim group. He had been staying at the Elaf Al Bait hotel during his time in Mecca.
On the evening of May 5, he suffered a fatal heart attack and was rushed to Ajyad Hospital. Despite medical efforts, he was pronounced dead at 6.16pm local time. Following his passing, his remains were taken to Masjidil Haram for funeral prayers. He was later laid to rest at Al Sharayea Cemetery in accordance with Islamic traditions.
Authorities have confirmed this as the second pilgrim death in Mecca within the same week. The deceased’s family and fellow pilgrims have been informed, and arrangements for his burial were completed shortly after his passing.
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