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    "data": {
        "id": 1772051,
        "msgid": "yia-debarkation-ready-tofacilitate-hajj-pilgrims-return-without-dormitory-stay-1780051299",
        "date": "2026-05-29 13:46:04",
        "title": "YIA Debarkation Ready toFacilitate Hajj Pilgrims' Return without dormitory stay",
        "author": "",
        "source": "ANTARA_ID",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Social Policy",
        "summary": "YIA in Kulon Progo has introduced a new debarkation system for Hajj pilgrims returning to Indonesia, bypassing traditional dormitories. The process includes health checks, document verification, and direct transfers to buses arranged by local authorities, streamlining the return journey and reducing bureaucratic delays. Medical and logistics support is also in place to ensure efficient and safe handling of arrivals.",
        "content": "<p>YIA Haj debarkation in Kulon Progo, Yogyakarta Special Region, is\nready to facilitate the first return of Haj pilgrims without passing\nthrough dormitories on Tuesday, 2 June. Various supporting facilities\nand the Hajj Pilgrimage Implementation Committee (PPIH) have been\ndeployed to handle the first arrival group in the country. Acting head\nof the Yogyakarta Special Region\u2019s Ministry of Religious Affairs\nRegional Office, Silvia Rosetti, said the debarkation system adopts a\nhotel-based embarkation model, the first of its kind in Indonesia.\n\u2018Passengers will disembark from the aircraft and proceed directly into\nthe airport, where we have prepared a space for health checks, document\nverification, and the process of returning to their hometowns,\u2019 she\nsaid. Silvia explained that after health checks and document submission,\nHaj pilgrims will be directed to a prayer room before being guided to\nbuses arranged by their respective local governments. She noted that\nthis debarkation process is more efficient as it reduces bureaucracy and\nminimises location changes for pilgrims after their flights. Regarding\nairport facilities, dedicated spaces have been prepared for temperature\nchecks, immigration administrative processes such as passport and travel\ndocument verification, and health declaration form processing. Silvia\nadded that if a pilgrim is found to be ill or requires emergency medical\nattention during checks, the committee has a referral system to nearby\nhealth facilities like Temon Community Health Centre or Wates Regional\nHospital. \u2018However, if the pilgrim\u2019s condition can be managed by YIA\nmedical teams, referral is unnecessary,\u2019 she said. To ensure smooth\narrivals, pilgrim movement after landing at YIA will be guided via the\napron, similar to departure routes, to prevent interference with regular\npassenger traffic in the arrivals terminal. Meanwhile, for logistics,\nPPIH has deployed specialized support staff to assist with baggage\nhandling. \u2019 We have also arranged support staff for baggage collection,\u2019\nSilvia said.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/yia-debarkation-ready-tofacilitate-hajj-pilgrims-return-without-dormitory-stay-1780051299",
        "image": ""
    },
    "sponsor": "Okusi Associates",
    "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com"
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