During the days of Hajj, the Kaaba was cleaned with 54,000 liters of sanitizer

Makkah Mukarramah: 2,400 liters of disinfectant solution was used daily to clean the Kaaba, 1,500 liters of disinfectant solution was used to clean the courtyard of Mataf and the remaining 900 were used to clean the building.
During the days of Hajj, 54,000 liters of sanitizer was used to clean the Kaaba. According to the details, 2,400 liters of disinfectant solution was used daily to clean the Kaaba during Hajj.1,500 liters of disinfectant solution was used to clean the courtyard of Mataf and the remaining 900 was used to clean the building. Due to the Corona epidemic this year, 2,400 liters of disinfectant solution was used daily to clean the Kaaba, and a total of 54,000 liters of sanitizer was used during the Hajj.
According to the World News Agency, special arrangements and strict precautionary measures were taken for the Hajj this year due to the Corona epidemic. This year, 10,000 Saudi and foreign migrants were given medical check-ups to perform their religious duties. Was selected after
Baitullah used 2,400 liters of sanitizer on a daily basis to prevent the spread of the corona virus, followed by the spraying of 1,000 liters of fragrant solution that made the doors and walls of the Kaaba smell.
On the other hand, a statement issued by the Ministry of Health of Saudi Arabia said that no case of corona was found in the holy shrines on the occasion of Hajj while 1357 new cases of corona were confirmed in the last 24 hours in the kingdom. According to the report of the Ministry of Health, 30 patients of Karuna have died in the last 24 hours while the number of recoveries has increased.
Yesterday, another 2533 patients of Karuna recovered, after which the total number of those who recovered has risen to 240,081. The statement further said that no case of Karuna has come to light in the ranks of pilgrims. The health condition of all the pilgrims is satisfactory. The World Health Organization (WHO) has commended the Saudi government for providing all possible medical facilities to the pilgrims on the occasion of Hajj and for taking precautionary measures against them. Eighty-five percent of coronary heart disease patients have recovered.