The Ministry of Health has launched Ejad (Finding) Program for the pilgrims' online services); in order to serve pilgrims, Tawaf foundations, and Hajj expeditions during 1433H Hajj, for the third running year.
Meanwhile, the Undersecretary of Planning and Health Economics, and the Head of Hajj Information Technology Committee, Dr. Mohammed bin Rashid Al-Yamni, pointed out that the Ministry of Health always seeks full employment for its capabilities to serve the pilgrims, and to help them perform this ritual properly. It is also interested in providing all the health services which help the pilgrims and others perform the Hajj rituals in a smooth and easy way. And out of its belief in the importance of employing technology to facilitate and speed the health institutions' work in the Kingdom in general; and in the areas where the rituals are performed in particular, the Ministry of Health is honored to launch Ejad (finding) Program for the pilgrims' health services on the internet; in order to serve the pilgrims, Tawaf foundations, and Hajj expeditions.
Dr. Al-Yamni noted that Ejad (Finding) is considered a complement for what the Ministry started in terms of employing technology to secure the pilgrims' health services. Thus, this program is linked to all the relevant hospitals, located in the areas (Makkah and Madinah) where the Hajj rituals are performed.
Moreover, Dr. Al-Yamni stated that the Program aims at helping the pilgrims, and those in charge of Tawaf foundations and Hajj expeditions report the missing while performing the Hajj rituals, and look for them in all the hospitals located in the areas where the rituals are performed. The Program is available in both Arabic and English languages.
Dr. Al-Yamni added that the program runs on the internet to the effect that all who have access to the internet can use such a program freely. And it notifies those who filed reports about the existence of compatibility with the information of those who have reported their missing via the mobile and e-mail. In addition, it helps the hospitals look for the compatibilities between those recorded in them and the reports filed by the pilgrims, Tawaf foundations, and Hajj expeditions. And it secures communication between the injured and missing recorded in the hospitals and the Tawaf foundations and Hajj expeditions. Furthermore, it helps find the missing and injured without the need to check in the hospitals, and provide the possibility of knowing the addresses and details of the hospitals, where the injured and missing were admitted to.