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Introduction: In a tragic turn of events, two Ghanaian pilgrims participating in the 2024 Hajj have passed away in Saudi Arabia. The deceased, hailing from Damongo in the Savannah region, succumbed to various health complications.



Details: The deaths occurred on Sunday, June 9, and Wednesday, June 12, respectively. The Chairman of the Hajj Board, Alhaji Ben Abdullah Banda, confirmed these incidents during an interview with Channel One News. He stated that both individuals were buried according to Islamic customs, ensuring they received the appropriate rites.



Impact: This news comes amidst the pilgrimage of over four thousand Ghanaian Muslims who have traveled to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for the annual Hajj ritual. The pilgrimage is a significant event in the Islamic calendar, and these unfortunate deaths have cast a shadow over the proceedings.



Reactions: Alhaji Ben Abdullah Banda also shared a piece of joyful news amidst the sorrow, announcing that a Ghanaian pilgrim gave birth in the Holy City of Mecca on Wednesday. &#8220;So far so good, except that we have had two deaths. Two of our pilgrims have died. And then we have had one delivery also, one of our pilgrim women has delivered a bouncy baby,&#8221; he said.



Conclusion: The Ghanaian Hajj delegation continues their pilgrimage with mixed emotions, mourning the loss of two members while celebrating the birth of a new life. The Hajj Board is providing support to the affected families and ensuring the well-being of all pilgrims.

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2024 Hajj: Two Ghanaian Pilgrims Die in Saudi Arabia

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AUTHOR: CHRISTOPHER A. RANSON

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