180 pilgrims return via Sana’a International Airport

180 pilgrims of the Sacred House of God returned today to Sana’a International Airport, coming from Medina after completing the rituals of Hajj and Umrah.

Yemen Airways transported the third batch of pilgrims from Medina to Sana’a International Airport after completing the rituals of Hajj for the year 1444 AH after the first batch of 274 pilgrims arrived from Medina and the second batch of 150 pilgrims from Jeddah.

A number of pilgrims indicated that the current Hajj season was carried out according to a mechanism prepared by the Ministries of Transport and Guidance and Hajj and Umrah Affairs, from their departure from the airport until their return, praising the facilities and services provided to them at Sana’a International Airport.

They called for the complete opening and lifting of the ban on Sana’a International Airport, as this is a humanitarian demand and a right guaranteed by international charters and agreements to alleviate the suffering of patients, expatriates, students and others.