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Special Pilgrims converge on Mina as intensive Hajj phase begins ahead of Arafat video

Pilgrims converge on Mina as intensive Hajj phase begins ahead of Arafat

  • More than 1.6m pilgrims gather in Mina as Hajj enters Day of Tarwiyah
  • Security forces have been deployed across the holy sites to regulate pedestrian flow and manage crowd density
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