The Ghana Hajj Board has swiftly responded to a fabricated news story which falsely claimed that the last flight for this year’s Hajj has been cancelled.
The Board has assured the Muslim community, especially prospective pilgrims, that all arrangements regarding check-in formalities for tomorrow and departure are still intact.
The news, which was being circulated by unidentified individuals, caused panic and confusion among eager pilgrims who have long awaited this auspicious occasion. However, the Ghana Hajj Board has thoroughly investigated the matter and confirmed that the story is nothing more than a baseless rumor.
In a statement released today, the Board unequivocally stated, “We wish to assure the Muslim community, especially prospective pilgrims, that we are committed to airlifting all paid-up pilgrims. The fake news peddlers should be ignored with appropriate contempt.” The Board urges everyone to remain calm and disregard these false reports.
To further reaffirm their commitment to a successful Hajj journey, the Ghana Hajj Board has reminded all prospective pilgrims to report to the Hajj Village tomorrow, Friday, to complete their check-in formalities. The reporting time has been set for 11pm.
The Hajj pilgrimage is a deeply significant event for Muslims around the world, and the Ghana Hajj Board is dedicated to ensuring a smooth and harmonious experience for all participants. This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of verifying news from reliable sources and not falling victim to misleading information.
In conclusion, the Ghana Hajj Board urges all individuals to focus on the accurate and verified updates from the official channels to eliminate any confusion or miscommunication. Together, we can ensure a successful completion of this year’s Hajj pilgrimage.
Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story.
By Vincent Kubi