Health · Public Health & Disease · 6 hrs ago
Makkah reports no food poisoning cases during the past two Hajj seasons
Makkah recorded no food poisoning cases during the past two Hajj seasons, according to the city’s secretary.
The city receives large numbers of pilgrims and visitors, and its municipal services work to meet seasonal demand.
Health checks on food businesses and suppliers have been strengthened to help keep meals safe.
Makkah is also developing an electronic system linking food suppliers and service providers.
The system is intended to help ensure that food services meet health requirements.
The city says these steps aim to protect pilgrims as it prepares infrastructure and services for growing seasonal numbers.
Makkah reported zero food poisoning cases during the past two Hajj seasons.
The report attributed the figure to Makkah’s mayor, Assistant bin Abdulaziz Al-Dawood.
He said health monitoring of food-service facilities and food suppliers had been strengthened.
Authorities are working to develop an electronic system linking suppliers with entities providing food services.
- Who
- Makkah’s mayor, Assistant bin Abdulaziz Al-Dawood, reported the figure.
- What
- Zero food poisoning cases were recorded during the past two Hajj seasons.
- When
- During the past two Hajj seasons.
- Where
- Makkah.
- Why
- Not stated
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- Food poisoning cases
- Zero
- Period
- Past two Hajj seasons
- Location
- Makkah
- Reported by
- Assistant bin Abdulaziz Al-Dawood