The Ministry of Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony has made the submission of digital medical records mandatory for intending pilgrims of Hajj 2026 through the Pak Hajj App.
According to a spokesperson, around 119,000 pilgrims have been instructed to provide their health details through the app, with a deadline set for Friday.
Officials said the medical database is being developed in line with instructions from Saudi Arabia to ensure timely medical assistance during emergencies.
Pilgrims have been directed to submit information about existing health conditions, including diabetes, blood pressure, and asthma, which has been made mandatory.
The spokesperson added that the Pak Hajj App has been upgraded into a one-window operational portal, offering multiple services for pilgrims.
The app now includes a direct link for printing Hajj visas, while users will also be able to view their flight schedules within the platform.
Pilgrims have been advised to stay connected to the app and complete their profiles to avoid any inconvenience during the pilgrimage process.