- Employees at the gates ensure that worshippers do not bring luggage, food, and prohibited items into the mosque.
- The names and numbers of the mosque's gates prevent worshippers from getting lost.
More than 600 employees have been deployed at 210 gates of the Grand Mosque in Mecca to improve services for worshippers, the General Presidency for the Affairs of the Two Holy Mosques reported on Tuesday.
Fahad Al-Maliki, head of the gates department at the Grand Mosque, said that employees at the gates ensure that pilgrims and worshippers do not bring luggage, food, and other prohibited items into the mosque, while ensuring that it is kept clean, so that people can worship conveniently and safely.
He added that the names and numbers of the gates in the mosque prevent worshippers from getting lost and facilitate their movement and exit.
