As Hajj pilgrims from the Maldives begin departing tomorrow, arrangements have been made for pilgrims to easily travel to the airport. Bus services have been arranged from Male’ and Hulhumale’. While three routes have been arranged from Male’, two routes have been arranged from Hulhumale’. The Ministry of Islamic Affairs has requested pilgrims to arrive at the bus stops 15 minutes before the bus departures begin. Bus services are scheduled to start at 10:30 AM tomorrow.
Bus Route – 1 (Ameenee Magu)
10:30 – Nooraasandha bus stop
10:35 – MIRA bus stop
10:40 – STELCO bus stop
Bus Route – 2 (Majeedhee Magu)
10:30 – Social Center bus stop
10:35 – Kalaafaanu School bus stop
10:40 – Villa Mart bus stop
10:45 – Zikura Mosque bus stop
10:50 – Male’ Grand bus stop
10:55 – City Council parking bus stop
11:00 – Heenamaa ge parking bus stop
11:05 – Dhamanavehi bus stop
Bus Route – 3 (Orchid Magu)
10:30 – Gadi buru bus stop
10:35 – WAMCO showroom bus stop
Bus Route – 1 (Hulhumale’ Phase 1)
10:30 – N2 bus stop 5
10:40 – N2 bus stop 6
10:55 – SIFCO Hiyaa bus stop
Bus Route – 2 (Hulhumale’ Phase 2)
10:30 – Phase 2 bus stop 1 Hiyaa 12
10:40 – Phase 2 bus stop 2 Hiyaa 16
10:45 – Phase 2 bus stop Hiyaa 9
10:50 – Vinares 4
10:55 – MPL bus stop
11:00 – STO bus stop
11:10 – Raincrest
The first group of Hajj pilgrims is scheduled to depart tomorrow at 15:25. 234 pilgrims are set to depart on Saudi Airlines tomorrow. Additionally, pilgrims are scheduled to depart on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. The police have noted that due to increased traffic congestion at the airport on these days, additional police officers will be active at the airport to ensure smooth traffic flow. They have also requested that other passengers departing from the airport on these days arrive early and complete their departure procedures, as delays are likely due to traffic congestion.
The police have also requested that people accompanying Hajj pilgrims to the airport and drivers of vehicles pay special attention to police instructions. While departures for Hajj are spread over 4 days, 1000 people will be traveling to Saudi Arabia for the Hajj pilgrimage.”
