Return The Suitcase Of Lombok Hajj Pilgrims Who Died In Makkah, Ministry Of Religion NTB: Insurance After Repatriation Completion

Returning the suitcase belonging to the pilgrims who died in Makkah directly to the family in Mataram City, NTB, today. (ANTARA/HO-private document)

NTB - Mataram City Ministry of Religion Office (Kemenag) cooperatives and goods for flying group pilgrims (Cloter) 4 Lombok Embarkation which died in Makkah have been returned.

said Head of Section (Kasi) Hajj and Umrah Organizers (PHU) of the Mataram City Ministry of Religion H Kasmi said the return was carried out by Hajj officers on Monday, July 24.

"Alhamdulillah, at around 10:00 WITA this morning (July 24), the process of returning the suitcase and goods belonging to the Hajj congregation on behalf of H Lalu Marlan Warti (71) from Kejalik to the family by the kloster officers," he said in Mataram, NTB, Monday, July 24, confiscated by Antara.

Hajj officers returned the suitcase and belongings of the deceased, including 5 liters ofzam-zam water for each pilgrim. Returns were received directly by the deceased's family.

"Hajj officers also conveyed to the family of the deceased that the deceased was a good person and God willing, Husnul Khotimah," he said.

Meanwhile, regarding the provision of insurance, Kasmi said that the insurance for the deceased pilgrims would be processed after the completion of the repatriation of all Lombok Embarkation Hajj pilgrims in 2023.

The reason, he said, was to propose that the Hajj insurance, which died, needed several documents from the heirs and the Hajj committee, some of which are currently still in the Holy Land.

"Therefore, we will process the insurance after all the worshipers return home, because the chairman of the group and the accompanying doctor will make a report," he said.

He said, after various insurance proposal requirements documents were completed by the heirs, it would then be proposed to the central government through the NTB Ministry of Religion Regional Office (Kanwil), along with Hajj documents that died from other regencies/cities included in the Lombok Embarkation.

"For the amount, we cannot yet know. Our task is only to propose to the Regional Office while the disbursement process will be fully accepted directly by the heirs," he said.