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Private Hajj Bookings Rise Following Ministry Intervention in Pakistan

Complaints against private Hajj companies prompted a ministry review that appears to have boosted booking activity, APP reports.

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A visible increase in bookings under Pakistan's private Hajj scheme has followed intervention by the Monitoring Section of the Ministry of Religious Affairs, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).

The ministry's intervention came in response to complaints lodged by intending pilgrims against private Hajj companies, though APP's report did not specify the nature of those complaints or detail the exact regulatory measures introduced.

The uptick in bookings suggests the ministry's notice may have addressed concerns that had previously discouraged some prospective pilgrims from proceeding with private scheme arrangements.

Further details on the scale of the booking increase or additional planned oversight measures were not included in the available source material.

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