Safety bracelet service enhances care for children and elderly at Makkah Grand Mosque

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The General Authority for the Care of the Affairs of the Grand Mosque and the Prophet's Mosque is providing safety bracelets to visitors of the Grand Mosque to facilitate the identification and location of children, elderly people and persons with disabilities if they become separated from their companions.

MAKKAH — The General Authority for the Care of the Affairs of the Grand Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque is providing safety bracelets to visitors of the Grand Mosque to facilitate the identification and location of children, elderly people and persons with disabilities if they become separated from their companions.

The initiative aims to enhance visitor safety and ensure their well-being while they are inside the Grand Mosque and its courtyards.

The service is provided free of charge through the guest care centers. Beneficiaries are given bracelets containing identification details, which enable staff on the ground to identify them and contact their families when necessary.

This initiative reflects the authority’s commitment to prioritizing safety and humanitarian care, ensuring a secure and accessible environment for all who visit the Grand Mosque, thereby facilitating their journey and allowing them to perform their worship with peace of mind.

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