A Malayali pilgrim died after two weeks of treatment at a hospital in Makkah

Saudi: A Malayali pilgrim who came for Hajj was under treatment for two weeks due to heart disease. They died yesterday in a hospital in Makkah. The deceased was a pilgrim on Hajj under Indian Hajj Committee. Raula Bivi (50), a native of Kasaragod, Patna, died in a hospital in Makkah.

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Rawla Biwi was being treated in the intensive care unit of King Abdullah Medical City for two weeks due to heart disease. Their condition was very serious yesterday. They came for Hajj with their relative Noor Jahan, who is a non-mahram group without male help. They felt uneasy in Mina while performing Hajj. Then he was admitted to the hospital. Son Rasheed Rida had come to Saudi Arabia from Dubai to meet them.

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Husband – Abdul Hakeem. Children – Safwan, Rasheed Rida, Syed Abu Bakar. Their dead bodies have been kept at the King Abdullah Medical City Mortuary. After completing the formalities, the dead body will be buried in Makkah itself. Indian Consulate Community Section Member Muhammad Shamim is taking steps for this. The news is reported by Asianet.