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Questions: 100 | 25 seconds for each question.

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Question 1 of 100

1. Under the recommendations, underperforming Hospitality Centers should be:

A. IgnoredB. Held accountableC. Given automatic renewalD. Given additional pilgrims

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Question 2 of 100

2. HMM stands for:

A. Hajj Medical MissionB. Hajj Management MechanismC. Health Monitoring MissionD. Hajj Makatib Management

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Question 3 of 100

3. Fleet arrivals at residential hotels were delayed by approximately:

A. 30 minutes to 1 hourB. 1.5 to 3 hoursC. 3 to 5 hoursD. 5 to 7 hours

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Question 4 of 100

4. Continuous liaison with Tawafa Companies helped resolve issues relating to:

A. AccommodationB. TransportationC. Food servicesD. All of the above

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Question 5 of 100

5. At Maktab PAK-06, local coordinators allegedly hid official Hujjaj lists to conceal:

A. 14 vacant bedsB. 24 vacant bedsC. 34 vacant bedsD. 44 vacant beds

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Question 6 of 100

6. The stale food at Maktab 130 was from:

A. 10th Zul HajjB. 11th Zul HajjC. 12th Zul HajjD. 13th Zul Hajj

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Question 7 of 100

7. The assessment was based on reports submitted by how many Assistant Coordinators Maktab?

A. 27B. 37C. 47D. 57

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Question 8 of 100

8. Internal medical staff failures included:

A. Abandoning dutiesB. Locking clinic doorsC. Both A and BD. Neither A nor B

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Question 9 of 100

9. Post-Fajr transportation was required from:

A. Mina to MakkahB. Muzdalifah to MinaC. Arafat to MakkahD. Madina to Makkah

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Question 10 of 100

10. Camp readiness was part of the responsibilities of the:

A. Food CellB. Makatib CellC. Finance CellD. Media Cell

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Question 11 of 100

11. The report recommends possible license forfeiture for the concerned service provider in cases involving:

A. Food leftoversB. Bus delays onlyC. Missing mapsD. Late flights

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Question 12 of 100

12. The report's food-related issues demonstrate the importance of:

A. Strict catering oversightB. Reducing monitoringC. Eliminating contractsD. Ignoring complaints

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Question 13 of 100

13. SPC stands for:

A. Saudi Pilgrims CommitteeB. Service Provider CompaniesC. Special Pilgrim CoordinationD. Saudi Planning Council

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Question 14 of 100

14. What was the primary role of the Makatib Cell?

A. Financial auditingB. Liaison and operational coordinationC. Visa issuanceD. Flight booking

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Question 15 of 100

15. Contracted operators evacuated fleets:

A. After sunriseB. Before dawnC. At noonD. After Maghrib

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Question 16 of 100

16. Pre-Mashair joint orientation should involve the Moalim's field managers, ACMs and:

A. Assigned pilgrim leadersB. AirlinesC. Bank managersD. Hotel owners only

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Question 17 of 100

17. The infrastructure problems demonstrated the need for stronger:

A. Camp readiness and maintenanceB. Banking systemsC. Flight operationsD. Food menus only

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Question 18 of 100

18. The Makatib Cell also coordinated:

A. CateringB. Healthcare facilitationC. Nusuk distributionD. All of the above

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Question 19 of 100

19. Incorrect or unprinted Nusuk Cards mainly concerned:

A. Unscheduled arrivalsB. Scheduled departuresC. Hotel staffD. Transport drivers

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Question 20 of 100

20. Plumbing infrastructure collapsed under:

A. Low occupancyB. Peak occupancyC. No occupancyD. Winter conditions

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Question 21 of 100

21. Continuous field monitoring was important because Mashair operations involved:

A. Significant operational complexityB. No operational challengesC. Only one campD. No service providers

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Question 22 of 100

22. An extreme sewage failure occurred at Maktab:

A. 130B. 134C. 140D. 144

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Question 23 of 100

23. The report recommends strict contractual penalties for violations by:

A. Transport service providersB. PilgrimsC. Medical staff onlyD. Hotels only

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Question 24 of 100

24. The evaluation provided an:

A. Evidence-based assessmentB. Informal opinionC. Political assessmentD. Financial forecast

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Question 25 of 100

25. Joint orientation should be conducted at least how many days before the Mashair move?

A. 5 daysB. 7 daysC. 10 daysD. 15 days

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Question 26 of 100

26. Infrastructure challenges particularly affected:

A. Camp safety and comfortB. Passport processingC. Air ticketingD. Bank transactions

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Question 27 of 100

27. About what percentage of centers failed to display proper physical bus-wise allocation lists or accurate camp maps?

A. 0.65B. 0.75C. 0.85D. 0.95

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Question 28 of 100

28. The ACM reports covered how many Hospitality Centers operated by AlRajhi Commercial Support Services?

A. 19B. 29C. 39D. 49

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Question 29 of 100

29. The restriction forced thousands of pilgrims to travel by:

A. TrainB. TaxiC. FootD. Boat

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Question 30 of 100

30. The assessment aimed to identify:

A. Systemic operational deficienciesB. Staff salariesC. Flight pricesD. Hotel rents

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Question 31 of 100

31. Rawaf Mina Hospitality Centers were identified as:

A. PAK-01 to PAK-08B. PAK-02 to PAK-09C. PAK-03 to PAK-10D. PAK-04 to PAK-11

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Question 32 of 100

32. Fleet evacuation was in violation of:

A. AgreementsB. Food menusC. Medical regulationsD. Accommodation rules

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Question 33 of 100

33. ACM stands for:

A. Assistant Coordinator MaktabB. Assistant Camp ManagerC. Additional Coordination ManagerD. Area Camp Member

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Question 34 of 100

34. Hazardous sanitation ratios exceeded:

A. 1 toilet per 50 pilgrimsB. 1 toilet per 75 pilgrimsC. 1 toilet per 100 pilgrimsD. 1 toilet per 200 pilgrims

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Question 35 of 100

35. Late camp handovers affected:

A. Early utility testingB. Food menusC. Flight operationsD. Passport processing

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Question 36 of 100

36. Nusuk Cards and wristbands were distributed before:

A. Flight departure from PakistanB. Mashair movementsC. Hajj trainingD. Hotel booking

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Question 37 of 100

37. Performance evaluation considered:

A. Operational performanceB. Contractual complianceC. Service delivery standardsD. All of the above

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Question 38 of 100

38. This exclusion left medical outposts short of:

A. Baseline equipmentB. FoodC. BusesD. Pilgrims

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Question 39 of 100

39. The assessment evaluated Service Provider Companies against their:

A. Contractual obligationsB. Personal preferencesC. Political affiliationsD. Financial investments

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Question 40 of 100

40. The delays affected the majority of:

A. AlRajhi and Rawaf Mina centersB. Food kitchensC. Airports onlyD. Medical centers only

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Question 41 of 100

41. Final airport and Madinah transfer buses were described as:

A. Highly punctualB. Highly erraticC. Completely cancelledD. Always early

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Question 42 of 100

42. The Makatib Cell was also responsible for resolution of:

A. Operational issuesB. Passport issues onlyC. Banking issuesD. Salary issues

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Question 43 of 100

43. Cases involving missing Nusuk Cards were resolved through coordination with:

A. Pakistani banksB. Saudi authoritiesC. AirlinesD. Hotels

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Question 44 of 100

44. Which section of the report deals with Tawafa/Makatib Coordination?

A. Section 3B. Section 4C. Section 5D. Section 6

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Question 45 of 100

45. The concealed vacant beds affected:

A. Stranded pilgrimsB. Food suppliersC. Bus driversD. Medical staff

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Question 46 of 100

46. Local Saudi administrations reportedly excluded the:

A. Pakistan Hajj Medical MissionB. Food teamC. Transport teamD. Makatib Cell

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Question 47 of 100

47. Performance evaluation was conducted for:

A. One Service Provider CompanyB. Both Service Provider CompaniesC. All airlinesD. All hotels worldwide

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Question 48 of 100

48. Significant non-compliance was attributed to:

A. Rawaf Mina CompanyB. AlRajhi onlyC. AirlinesD. Hotels

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Question 49 of 100

49. Operational liaison also supported:

A. Camp allocationB. Pilgrim facilitationC. Both A and BD. Neither A nor B

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Question 50 of 100

50. Many centers relied on:

A. Vague verbal cuesB. Outdated listsC. Both A and BD. Modern digital maps only

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Question 51 of 100

51. Staff absenteeism should be addressed through:

A. Immediate disciplinary actionB. BonusesC. PromotionD. No action

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Question 52 of 100

52. If legal restrictions on Pakistani medical staff inside camp dispensaries persist, the report suggests:

A. Increasing the HMM field footprintB. Reducing the HMM field footprintC. Ending all medical servicesD. Replacing HMM with transport staff

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Question 53 of 100

53. AlRajhi-operated Makatib were numbered:

A. 100–119B. 110–139C. 120–148D. 130–158

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Question 54 of 100

54. The Makatib Cell coordinated between the Pakistan Hajj Mission and:

A. AirlinesB. Saudi Service Provider CompaniesC. Pakistani banksD. Hospitals in Pakistan

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Question 55 of 100

55. The Makatib Cell operated during Hajj:

A. 1445H/2024B. 1446H/2025C. 1447H/2026D. 1448H/2027

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Question 56 of 100

56. Hazardous sanitation conditions were notably reported in:

A. PAK-03 and PAK-04B. PAK-05 and PAK-06C. PAK-06 and PAK-10D. PAK-09 and PAK-10

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Question 57 of 100

57. Which items were successfully distributed to almost all Government Scheme Hujjaj?

A. Nusuk CardsB. Makatib identification wristbandsC. Both A and BD. Neither A nor B

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Question 58 of 100

58. Expired bread was found distributed in Maktab:

A. 130B. 132C. 134D. 136

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Question 59 of 100

59. Continuous monitoring of SPCs was conducted against their:

A. Contractual obligationsB. Personal schedulesC. Political commitmentsD. Financial investments

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Question 60 of 100

60. Stale leftover food was reported at Maktab:

A. 128B. 130C. 132D. 134

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Question 61 of 100

61. Language proficiency requirements are intended to eliminate:

A. Communication gapsB. Food shortagesC. Bus shortagesD. Accommodation shortages

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Question 62 of 100

62. The most critical logistical failure involved:

A. Food deliveryB. Post-Fajr transportationC. Accommodation allocationD. Medical supplies

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Question 63 of 100

63. The sewage leaked directly into:

A. Ground-floor pilgrim living spacesB. Bus parking areasC. Food kitchens onlyD. Medical stores

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Question 64 of 100

64. Train tickets should be provided to Pakistani pilgrims and welfare staff for:

A. Selected stations onlyB. All stationsC. One stationD. No stations

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Question 65 of 100

65. The Mashair phase lasted:

A. 3 daysB. 4 daysC. 5 daysD. 7 days

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Question 66 of 100

66. Several challenges emerged particularly during the:

A. Mashair periodB. Training periodC. Recruitment periodD. Visa period

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Question 67 of 100

67. Identified service deficiencies required:

A. Corrective actionB. Immediate cancellation of HajjC. No actionD. Financial loans

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Question 68 of 100

68. Pilgrims were forced to walk to:

A. Rami/campB. AirportC. MadinaD. Hotel only

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Question 69 of 100

69. Local administrations refused to share:

A. Dispensary roomsB. Bus stationsC. HotelsD. Restaurants

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Question 70 of 100

70. The stale food was intentionally re-served on:

A. 11th Zul HajjB. 12th Zul HajjC. 13th Zul HajjD. 14th Zul Hajj

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Question 71 of 100

71. Camp inspections were completed:

A. After MashairB. Before commencement of Mashair operationsC. After pilgrims returnedD. Only after complaints

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Question 72 of 100

72. A joint IT team proposed for synchronized allocation may comprise:

A. MORA, NITB and OPAPB. HMM, airlines and banksC. SPCs onlyD. Food companies only

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Question 73 of 100

73. Comprehensive coordination with Tawafa Companies facilitated timely completion of:

A. Administrative formalitiesB. Camp inspectionsC. Operational planningD. All of the above

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Question 74 of 100

74. The purpose of providing train tickets for all stations is to mitigate:

A. Untoward situationsB. Food wastageC. Hotel shortagesD. Flight delays

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Question 75 of 100

75. At Maktab 144, sewage lines leaked from:

A. Ground-floor kitchensB. Upper-floor toiletsC. External roadsD. Medical rooms

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Question 76 of 100

76. The 5-day Mashair phase exposed:

A. Severe systemic vulnerabilitiesB. No problemsC. Only financial problemsD. Only food problems

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Question 77 of 100

77. One major achievement was effective:

A. Pre-Hajj coordinationB. Post-Hajj recruitmentC. Financial auditingD. Visa cancellation

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Question 78 of 100

78. Performance evaluation was based on field observations submitted by:

A. ACMsB. Bus driversC. Pilgrims onlyD. Caterers

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Question 79 of 100

79. A widespread cooling crisis occurred in the camps because of:

A. Inadequate Kidana power gridsB. Lack of waterC. Too many busesD. Food shortages

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Question 80 of 100

80. Which of the following was a responsibility of the Makatib Cell?

A. Makatib managementB. Mashair accommodationC. TransportationD. All of the above

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Question 81 of 100

81. The assessment also highlighted:

A. Key lessons and recommendationsB. Political issuesC. Banking policiesD. Educational policies

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Question 82 of 100

82. Late handovers were made by local:

A. Hospitality managersB. Bus driversC. PilgrimsD. Medical officers

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Question 83 of 100

83. The assessment was intended to assist:

A. Future planning and vendor evaluationB. Passport issuanceC. Bank loansD. Air ticket pricing

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Question 84 of 100

84. The Makatib Coordination Cell managed operations for more than:

A. 100,000 Government Scheme HujjajB. 110,000 Government Scheme HujjajC. 118,382 Government Scheme HujjajD. 130,000 Government Scheme Hujjaj

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Question 85 of 100

85. The cooling crisis was also linked to a lack of:

A. On-site techniciansB. PilgrimsC. Bus driversD. ACMs

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Question 86 of 100

86. Serious breaches were reported concerning:

A. Food health and safetyB. Passport securityC. Banking proceduresD. Flight operations

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Question 87 of 100

87. Food safety issues were primarily associated with:

A. Catering companiesB. AirlinesC. Transport driversD. Building owners only

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Question 88 of 100

88. The medical coordination problems involved:

A. External and internal factorsB. Only pilgrimsC. Only transport driversD. Only food suppliers

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Question 89 of 100

89. In case of contractual violation, the report suggests that a process of:

A. PromotionB. BanC. BonusD. Recruitment

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Question 90 of 100

90. Timely bed counting and display of names should be made part of the:

A. ContractB. Flight ticketC. Visa applicationD. Medical form

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Question 91 of 100

91. Serious issues were also observed in:

A. City check-inB. Flight cateringC. Hotel constructionD. Banking

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Question 92 of 100

92. Stronger medical coordination was recommended to improve:

A. Emergency and healthcare supportB. Food productionC. Bus capacityD. Hotel rent

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Question 93 of 100

93. How many Hospitality Centers were managed by Rawaf Mina Company?

A. 6B. 7C. 8D. 9

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Question 94 of 100

94. On 10th Zulhijja, Saudi authorities did not allow buses to enter:

A. ArafatB. MinaC. MuzdalifahD. Makkah

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Question 95 of 100

95. Primary hospitality center managers should demonstrate working language proficiency in:

A. English or UrduB. Sindhi onlyC. Arabic onlyD. Punjabi only

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Question 96 of 100

96. The report recommends revisiting:

A. HMM Mashair deploymentB. Food menus onlyC. Airport securityD. Hotel prices

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Question 97 of 100

97. Medical coordination was also identified as a major:

A. ChallengeB. Achievement onlyC. Financial issueD. Transport route

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Question 98 of 100

98. Monitoring enabled timely identification of:

A. Service deficienciesB. Bank accountsC. Pilgrim salariesD. Flight tickets

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Question 99 of 100

99. The coordination mechanism remained effective during the:

A. Post-Hajj phaseB. Pre-Hajj phaseC. Airport phase onlyD. Departure from Pakistan only

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Question 100 of 100

100. Monitoring strengthened:

A. Operational oversightB. Flight capacityC. Hotel constructionD. Food production

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