MULTAN: First Hajj flight from Multan carrying 190 intending pilgrims left for Saudi Arabia, here on Saturday.
Federal Minister for Food Security and Research Sikandar Hayat Khan Bosan accorded warm send off to the pilgrims, who were flying from first flight PK-715, here at the airtport. A total of 9756 pilgrims would fly for Hajj and the last Hajj flight will fly on September 2 from Multan. On this occasion, Director Hajj Rehan Khokhar and other officials were also present.
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