150 Indonesian Hajj Pilgrims Die Ahead of Peak Pilgrimage Season, June 5 2025

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Nabilah Muhamad 05/06/2025 11:40 WIB

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According to data from the Ministry of Religious Affairs' Siskohat system, as of Thursday, June 5, 2025, at 1:00 PM WIB, 150 Indonesian Hajj pilgrims had died by the 35th day, or just before the peak

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Number of Indonesian Hajj Pilgrims Who Passed Away by Embarkation (May 3-June 4 2025)

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Based on data from the Ministry of Religious Affairs' Integrated Hajj Computer and Information System (Siskohat), as of Thursday, June 5 2025, at 10:00 WIB (Western Indonesian Time), 150 Indonesian Hajj pilgrims had passed away. This was on the 35th day, shortly before the peak of the Hajj pilgrimage (June 5-9, 2025).

This number comprises 93 female and 57 male pilgrims. The highest number of deceased pilgrims originated from Surabaya (SUB) embarkation point, with a total of 27 individuals.

The Ministry of Religious Affairs also recorded that 54% of the deceased pilgrims were elderly, and 46% were aged 41-64 years old.

The following is a complete list of deceased Indonesian Hajj pilgrims by embarkation point as of June 5, 2025:

Surabaya (SUB): 27 people
Solo (SOC): 19 people
Makassar/Ujung Pandang (UPG): 18 people
Jakarta-Pondok Gede (JKG): 16 people
Jakarta-Bekasi (JKS): 16 people
Batam (BTH): 15 people
Lombok (LOP): 7 people
Palembang (PLM): 7 people
Padang (PDG): 6 people
Kertajati (KJT): 5 people
Banjarmasin (BDJ): 3 people
Balikpapan (BPN): 3 people
Kualanamu/Medan (KNO): 3 people
Banda Aceh (BTJ): 2 people
Unknown: 3 people.

Editor : Erlina Fury Santika

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