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Jeddah: Two Indian Haj pilgrims have been reported dead following an elevator accident in their accommodation in Aziziyah district of Makkah in Saudi Arabia on Thursday, June 6. The pilgrims who had lost their lives were identified as Md. Siddiq, 74, a resident of Kathihar <a href=https://www.stanley-cups.com.mx>taza stanley</a> district and Md. Abdul Lateef, 64, resident of Kishanganj, both in Bihar. The victims were accommodated in building No.145, according to sources. One pilgrim fell down the elevator shaft in the cellar and died from injuries and while another was crushed <a href=https://www.stanleymug.us>starbucks stanley cup</a> to death after he was struck between the doors of the elevator, said sources. Some reports suggested that a few other pilgrims were also injured, <a href=https://www.cup-stanley.es>stanley vaso</a> however, there were no injuries and the remaining pilgrims are safe. Also ReadIMD Hyderabad forecasts intense spells of rainfall in city today The Indian authorities so far have not officially announced the deaths of the pilgrims. The pilgrims from the building were shifted to a nearby building on the same evening. The Haj pilgrims, a majority from Bihar, have been complaining about basic facilities in their accommodation. It is noteworthy to mention that recently Indian officials stated that the Indian Haj Mission rented nearly 400 buildings in Aziziah area of Makkah to house pilgrims arriving through the Haj Committee of India. Each building was inspected by a team of experts led by CEO of the Haj Committee with the coordination of Indian Consulate in Jeddah. Officials of Indian Haj Mission are coordin Kohl Silence on sexual violence needs to be broken: Gujarat HC
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