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View all search resultsThe group was among the earliest to arrive at King Abdul Aziz International Airport in Jeddah after the Islamic kingdom started easing restrictions and reopening the country for international pilgrims on Sunday.
Amid the global coronavirus pandemic, Indonesia has ensured that Muslim citizens slated to embark on this year's haj will be able to depart for Saudi Arabia as the first Indonesian haj embarkation is still on schedule for June 26.
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