Saudi Arabia: Indian, Indonesian pilgrims saved in Jeddah after suffering heart attack

The faithful experienced severe chest pain on arrival at King Abdul Aziz airport

Last updated: June 04, 2024 | 15:26

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The Indian pilgrim was diagnosed with an acute heart clot and decreased blood circulation, stated Dr. Chaza Al Olawi, head of the medical team and cardiac catheter consultant.

The two pilgrims, an Indian man in his 40s and an Indonesian woman in her 50s, experienced severe chest pain upon arriving at the King Abdul Aziz International Airport in Jeddah.

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