Makkah mukarrama: The Lost and Found Cell operating in Makkah Mukarrama has successfully resolved 4,193 cases related to lost luggage and personal belongings reported by Hujjaj, with 37 more cases currently under process and expected to be resolved soon. This was confirmed by Aijaz Ahmed Memon, In-charge of the Lost and Found Cell, while speaking to the Media Cell of the Ministry of Religious Affairs on Saturday.

Memon highlighted the Cell's tireless operations, noting that it functions 24/7 in two shifts morning and night each staffed by dedicated teams. 'We have a digitalize system in place to trace and return lost luggage and items to the concerned pilgrims,' he said.

Team member Amna Kamal also spoke about the use of digital systems that aid in tracing both items and their rightful owners. 'We have successfully returned valuable items, including currency and mobile phones, directly to pilgrims' residences,' she stated.

Amna Kamal urged all Pakistani pilgrims to ensure that their luggage is properly tagged. 'Always leave a luggage tag in every bag. It helps us easily identify and return lost items,' she said.

Memon also praised the efforts of the Ministry of Religious Affairs (SDS), saying they are working around the clock to facilitate Pakistani pilgrims and ensure their comfort during Hajj.

The Lost and Found Cell continues to play a vital role in supporting pilgrims during the Hajj season by swiftly resolving issues related to lost items and ensuring the safe return of valuable belongings.