Saudi authorities in charge of two of the holiest mosques have launched a new platform to ferry worshippers and pilgrims.

Saudi authorities in charge of Islam’s two holiest mosques have launched a unified platform to ferry worshippers and pilgrims to the Grand Mosque as the number of pilgrims increases during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. Designed to simplify the process of booking carts for visitors, the platform allows customers to pre-book online based on their personal needs and choose their means of transport from golf carts, push carts, and free non-push carts.

It has been reported that the online service provides a variety of options for performing worship, including circumambulating the Kaaba in the grand mosque, as well as choosing the appropriate date and time for Umrah or routine pilgrimage, the platform features all kinds of technical support to ensure a seamless experience for customers with easy electronic payment and access. included. Officials say that worshippers interested in these services can access the platform through the general authority’s website for the maintenance of the two holy mosques, in this regard, elderly and physically disabled people are given priority,and  the agency has allocated 400 large electric golf carts to serve the elderly and disabled pilgrims as during Ramadan. More than 25 million worshippers, including 5.5 million Umrah pilgrims, have been able to worship at the Masjid al-Haram during the first 10 days of Ramadan.