"The congregation is still being traced to determine their whereabouts, because it seems like no one is taking care of them at the moment," said Yusron at King Abdul Aziz Airport in Jeddah, Friday, June 7, 2024, as quoted from Merdeka.com. Yusron stated that the authorities in Saudi Arabia have raided many social media accounts that sell hajj visas without tasreh or entry permits."

According to him, there are still many influencers who sell Hajj packages like this. However, Saudi Arabia has been monitoring and recording on social media platforms such as TikTok accounts that sell Hajj packages without queues, both for those living in Saudi Arabia and in Indonesia. "Our action is more towards the victims. After the Hajj pilgrimage is completed, we will investigate who the victims are and who the perpetrators are," Yusron explained.

"Previously, the security authorities of Saudi Arabia detained 37 Indonesian citizens (WNI) in Madinah on Saturday, June 1, 2024. They were suspected of performing Hajj but only had pilgrimage visas. '37 people were arrested in Madinah by security forces in Madinah, 16 women and 21 men. From Makassar,' said the Indonesian Consul General in Jeddah, Yusron B. Ambarie, in Makkah. The dozens of Indonesian citizens were wearing fake Hajj attributes that have been used by official Indonesian Hajj pilgrims. This was discovered during the security forces' investigation."