Karbala Ma’ali and Najaf Ashraf have no electricity until the end of Arbaeen

According to the report of the International Economic Group of Fars News Agency, the efforts of all relevant institutions in Iraq continue to successfully hold the Arbaeen ceremony of Imam Hussein (AS).

There is no blackout in Karbala and Najaf

The Ministry of Electricity of Iraq announced on Thursday that until the end of Arbaeen, the two provinces of Karbala Ma’ali and Najaf Ashraf have been exempted from the schedule of blackouts planned for the provinces of this country.

The text of this statement states: According to the order of Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi to the Ministry of Electricity, the provinces of Karbala and Najaf were excluded from the planned blackouts, and this ministry, considering the existing capacity in the power transmission and distribution lines and networks, these two It equips the province with full energy until the end of Arbaeen pilgrimage of Imam Hussain (peace be upon him).

The Iraqi Ministry of Electricity said: The full mobilization of all technical maintenance staff continues to serve the pilgrims.

The Ministry of Electricity of Iraq has emphasized that despite the lack of budget, lack of fuel and increased demand, it has tried to consider the special conditions of some provinces such as Karbala, where religious occasions are held, and therefore the electricity of this province is 25 to 30 The percentage has increased compared to last year.

Karbala offices are closed

The information office of the Governorate of Karbala announced in a statement that in order to implement security plans and provide services and provide facilities for welcoming the people of Karbala from the million pilgrims of Arbaeen Imam Hussain (PBUH) of this province from Sunday the 11th of September to Thursday the 15th September (20 to 24 Shahrivar) is closed.

In this statement, it is stated that only the employees of Karbala Governorate Office and security and service institutions are exempted from this closure, who work 24 hours a day to provide services to pilgrims.

Arbaeen Hosseini Day this year in Iran and Iraq will be on the same day, that is, Saturday, the twenty-sixth of Shahrivar.

The Maysan governorate of Iraq announced the arrival of more than 20,000 pilgrims daily through Al-Sheib border crossing to participate in the Hosseini Arbaeen ceremony.

The Committee for the Support of Religious Rituals and Hussaini Processions in the office of the Maysan Governorate, in coordination with government departments, has allocated more than 60 cars for the free transportation of pilgrims from Al-Sheib border crossing to the center of Maysan province and has provided the required fuel for these cars.

Arrival of 20 to 25 thousand pilgrims from Chazaba crossing

Brigadier General Ali Obeid, the head of Al-Sheib/Chadaba crossing, says that the number of daily Arbaeen pilgrims will increase as this ceremony approaches, and currently between 20,000 and 25,000 pilgrims enter Iraq daily through this crossing.

Mohammad Jassim al-Zubaidi, the commander of the Maysan operation, also emphasized in an interview with the Iraqi news agency that the command of this operation continues to send the Arbaeen pilgrims of Imam Hussein (a.s.) from the Al-Sheib border crossing to the center of the city of Al-Amara, and this command has allocated dozens of vehicles for the easy transportation of the pilgrims. and provides the necessary protection for all pilgrims.

In a statement on Thursday evening, Wasit Governorate of Iraq announced the official statistics of the number of pilgrims who entered Iraq from Zarbatiya (Mehran) border.

This governorate said in a statement: The number of pilgrims who entered Iraq from Mehran border crossing within the last 24 hours reached 128 thousand 51 pilgrims.

It is stated in this statement: More than 150 people are checking pilgrims’ passports at the Zarbatieh crossing day and night, and the pilgrims are being sent in specific groups according to the agreement with the Iranian side.

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