The General Authority for the Care of the Affairs of the Grand Mosque and the Prophet's Mosque provides an identification bracelet for children, placed on the child's wrist upon arrival at the Grand Mosque, as part of its continuous efforts to enhance safety and care for visitors to the Sacred House of God. The bracelet contains the contact details of the child's family, helping to reach them quickly if the child gets lost or separated from those accompanying them.
The authority explained that this service is part of an integrated system aimed at raising the level of safety for children inside the Grand Mosque and its courtyards and making things easier for parents, as well as supporting the efforts of staff serving pilgrims and visitors in handling emergencies efficiently and quickly, according to the Saudi Press Agency.
It said the identification bracelets are available at King Abdulaziz Gate and King Fahd Gate No. 79, where specialists help parents register their contact details easily. The authority urged parents to take advantage of this service, especially at peak times and during the Umrah and Hajj seasons, to achieve the highest levels of care and peace of mind for all.
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