Citing the BBC, Saudi authorities said that around 1.83 million pilgrims participated in this year's Hajj. Out of that number, around 1.6 million pilgrims came from abroad. A large number of foreign pilgrims came from Indonesia, Pakistan, Jordan, and Tunisia.

There are various factors that cause pilgrims to die. According to the BBC, some of these factors include extreme heat, overcrowded tents and sanitation issues, transportation problems, slow medical assistance, pilgrims without official documents, as well as elderly and sick individuals. So what happens if a pilgrim dies during Hajj?

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags: "The deceased was then washed, shrouded, and transferred to a refrigerated cabinet provided by the Saudi government. All expenses are covered by the Saudi government. The burial is conducted simply, without markers, sometimes with multiple bodies in one place."