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        "msgid": "mcr-teams-deployed-in-jamarat-to-safeguard-pilgrims-1779972737",
        "date": "2026-05-28 18:44:00",
        "title": "MCR teams deployed in Jamarat to safeguard pilgrims",
        "author": "Cahya  Mulyana",
        "source": "MEDIA_INDONESIA",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Social Policy",
        "summary": "The Indonesian Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has deployed Mobile Crisis Rescue (MCR) teams in Jamarat to enhance pilgrim safety during the Haj rituals. These teams provide immediate first aid, emergency evacuations, and crowd management, particularly for vulnerable groups like the elderly and disabled. The initiative reflects the government's commitment to ensuring a secure and inclusive pilgrimage experience.",
        "content": "<p>Pilgrims urged to reduce activities outside Arafah tents. The\nMinistry of Hajj and Umrah (Kemenhaj) has enhanced protections for\nIndonesian Haj pilgrims during the Mina phase by deploying Mobile Crisis\nRescue (MCR) teams in the Jamarat area.Special teams have been deployed\nto provide first aid, emergency evacuations, and crowd management during\nthe stoning ritual on the Days of Tashreeq.Media Indonesia reports that\nthe teams have been on standby since Wednesday (27 May), coinciding with\npilgrims\u2019 arrival at Jamarat following their overnight stay in\nMuzdalifah and Mina.Personnel are drawn from the Pilgrim Protection\n(Linjam) and Haj Pilgrim Crisis Management and First Aid (PPKPJH)units.\nTo ensure rapid emergency response, officers are stationed on Jamarat\u2019s\nfirst and third floors.Kemenhaj spokesperson Maria Assegaff emphasised\nthat MCR is a critical instrument for strengthening security and\nservices at key pilgrimage points.\u2018MCR, or Mobile Crisis Rescue, is a\nspecialised team and coordination post from the Haj Pilgrim\nImplementation Units deployed in Jamarat and Mina. The team is tasked\nwith providing first aid, conducting emergency evacuations, and managing\ncrowd densities during the peak Haj rituals,\u2019 Assegaff said on Thursday\n(28 May).Assegaff explained that the strategic placement of personnel\nenables real-time situational monitoring, ensuring faster response to\nemergencies or medical needs.At the site, MCR\u2019s readiness was evident in\nhandling cases of acute fatigue and pilgrims separated from their\ngroups.\u201cMCR was specifically formed to respond to emergencies, including\nassistance for unconscious, lost, or severely exhausted pilgrims, as\nwell as evacuations for elderly and disabled pilgrims,\u201d she added.The\npresence of MCR, Assegaff continued, is part of Kemenhaj\u2019s efforts to\nensure all on-site dynamics are handled Swiftly, accurately, and\ncoordinately. This proactive step aligns with the government\u2019s\ncommitment to providing safe, orderly, and inclusive Haj services for\nthe elderly, disabled, and women.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/mcr-teams-deployed-in-jamarat-to-safeguard-pilgrims-1779972737",
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