Hujan basahi Mina, suhu turun buat seketika

MEKAH/MINA: Syukur.. akhirnya hujan membasahi bumi Mekah Al Mukaramah...

Hanya tangis kesyukuran yang mampu dipanjatkan jutaan jemaah haji yang mengharungi bahang cuaca dalam musim haji kali ini.

Kehadiran hujan yang seringkali diterjemah sebagai rahmat itu bermula pada lebih kurang jam 4 petang di sekitar Mina, lokasi di mana ratusan ribu jemaah haji menunaikan ibadah melontar di Jamrah.

Menurut warga tempatan, ini kali ketiga hujan turun di kota Mekah sepanjang tahun ini.

Suhu pada Isnin meningkat sehingga 46 darjah Celsius dan hujan yang turun turun sekitar 20 minit tu memberikan keselesaan buat semua jemaah

Tinjauan Astro AWANI menyaksikan kedatangan hujan sebagai suatu kejadian luar biasa, sehinggakan orang ramai, baik jemaah dan petugas, menunjukkan ekspresi keriangan semasa hujan turun.

Semua 1.8 juta jemaah dari seluruh dunia kini tertumpu di Mina untuk menyelesaikan ibadah melontar di Jamrah, yang terletak di dalam kawasan berkenaan.

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