Photos: Over 1,400 workers keep Saudi Arabia's Prophet's Mosque clean

Field teams complete more than 16,900 maintenance and service orders

Published: March 15, 2024 13:50 Compiled by Nathaniel Lacsina

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Madinah: 1,490 workers carry out a program to clean and sterilize the Prophet's Mosque, its courtyards, and its roof around the clock. Image Credit: SPA

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It is part of the operational plan implemented by the General Authority for the Care of the Affairs of the Prophet's Mosque during Ramadan. Image Credit: SPA

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The washing and sterilization activities cover over 1.378 million square meters of the mosque's internal and external courtyards and rooftops. Image Credit: SPA

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Workers carry out cleaning and sterilization tasks to provide a healthy and safe environment and prepare the mosque to accommodate worshippers during prayer times. Image Credit: SPA

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Robots, operated using artificial intelligence, wash and sterilize through designated paths. Image Credit: SPA

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Supported by mounted cameras, they wash and mop the floors in the courtyards while avoiding obstructing pedestrian movement. Image Credit: SPA

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The post-iftar period witnesses the peak of cleaning and sterilization efforts across the Prophet's Mosque. Image Credit: SPA

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Field teams complete more than 16,900 maintenance and service orders. Image Credit: SPA

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Image Credit: SPA

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