In a statement to Sabq newspaper, the Chairman of the National Society for Human Rights, Dr. Mufleh Rabiean Al-Qahtani, has said that the efforts undertaken by the Government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia under the leadership of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman Abdulaziz, and His Highness the Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef and Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to serve pilgrims, are efforts that many countries fail to submit.

He added saying that those who are bidding on what has happened should review their political motivations and objectives. In addition, the Iran’s attempts to exploit what has happened in Mina stampede politically, and its denial of the Kingdom’s fulfillment of the rights of pilgrims, are the proof that the Government of this State is seeking to achieve their own political aims, even if it will harm the Islamic peoples and the pilgrims of the house of God. “

Besides, the Chairman of the Society has confirmed that the deceased are buried in separate tombs after prayer for him, and they are not buried in mass graves as rumored before. The troupes that are responsible for the deceased are holding a special documentary work to save the deceased’s rights by taking full information for each deceased before outfitted by three technical scientific methods which are (their fingerprint- picture- DNA). The information shall be deposited in his file to return to them upon request. “

He added: “the capital secretariat, that supervises the emergency complex, holds processing and numbering the graves, and providing private vehicles to transport the dead from the processing hall to the cemetery. It also works on providing workers who are involved in the processing and burial processes.”

Moreover, the Chairman of the Society has called on Islamic countries to educate and train the pilgrims before traveling to the Kingdom. He has also called the Hajj missions and the embassies of the countries that have deceased or injured in the Mina accident to assist in the identification of its citizens and transfer their information to their relatives in their country.

Furthermore, a team from the National Society for Human Rights in Mecca has visited the emergency complex in Maaseem which has the main refrigerator of the bodies of the deceased in stampede Mina. The team has met with a number of workers in the joint departments and has previewed all the related departments, and has stand on the exerted efforts.