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Pilgrims Pray Amid Heavy Rainfall in Mecca as Civil Defense Responds to Flooding

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Pilgrims in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, remained steadfast in their prayers despite heavy rainfall that created challenging conditions. The intense downpour resulted in flooding and significant traffic disruptions throughout the holy city, yet the determination of the pilgrims did not waver.

Civil defense teams were promptly dispatched to address the situation, prioritizing the safety of both pilgrims and local residents. They worked quickly to clear flooded areas and reroute traffic to minimize further disruptions during one of the busiest times in the Islamic calendar.

Even with the adverse weather, Mecca’s infrastructure held up well, allowing many pilgrims to seek shelter in mosques and covered spaces while continuing their spiritual observances. Authorities are actively monitoring the ongoing situation as the rain continues to affect the area.

This event highlights the critical need for emergency preparedness, especially in a city that welcomes millions of pilgrims during peak seasons.

 

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