Saudi Arabia Suspends Entry For Pilgrims Over Coronavirus

Saudi Arabia has implemented preventive measures against coronavirus, including suspending religious visas for pilgrimages to Mecca and Medina. The video explains the types of pilgrimages, Umrah and Hajj, and their significance. It highlights health risks during these events, citing past outbreaks of malaria and cholera. The video also discusses the coronavirus impact in the Middle East, particularly in Iran, where significant cases have been reported.

What action has the Saudi government taken to prevent the spread of coronavirus?

• Suspending all flights

• Closing all borders

• Suspending religious visas for pilgrimages

• Banning public gatherings

Which pilgrimage can Muslims undertake at any time of the year?

• Umrah

• Hajj

• Eid

• Ramadan

What is the significance of the Hajj pilgrimage?

• It is a journey every Muslim must take if able

• It is a weekly event

• It is a modern tradition

• It is a local festival

What diseases have historically affected pilgrims during Hajj?

• Dengue and Zika

• Malaria and cholera

• Tuberculosis and smallpox

• Influenza and measles

Which country in the Middle East has reported the majority of coronavirus cases?

• Qatar

• Saudi Arabia

• United Arab Emirates

• Iran