There's a place in Bali named "Cape of Tears", as the pilgrims fear of storms and uncertainty of return led to tearful goodbyes.
For hajj pilgrimage this year, Indonesia got quota of 100,051.
The main purpose of the monitoring is to detect any contagious diseases, such as COVID-19, MERS-CoV, meningitis, and polio.
Theres currently no adjustments made to hajj even though the restriction has been regulated in relation to the recent COVID-19 outbreak.
The first batch of pilgrims will leave for Saudi Arabia on June 4.
"I hope this indicates that 2022s hajj pilgrimage will be allowed for all countries, including Indonesia."
If someone is going to perform the pilgrimage virtually via metaverse, it means that he is not performing his pilgrimage not physically but only through sight, then this is clearly not included in the category of performing the pilgrimage
