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Some Ghanaian pilgrims in Mecca performing this year's Hajj are reported to be complaining of bodily pains and other diseases as a result of a long journey from Munzalifah to Mina, on foot.
Radio Ghana's Hajj correspondent, Maria Sessay, says a woman died and the health authorities are yet to determine the cause of the death.
She said that this year's Hajj was performed in Mecca without the Executives of the Planning Committee.
They were said to be in Ghana still tackling Hajj-related issues.
Source: GBC
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