Over 3000 Doctors Register For Hajj Through Gov App

More than 3000 doctors across Pakistan have registered to perform Hajj this year using a government‑run mobile application, officials confirmed during a briefing on Monday. This surge in registrations highlights increasing use of digital tools to streamline Hajj processing for healthcare professionals.

Officials said that the mobile app was launched by the government to make it easier for medical personnel to register for Hajj without visiting offices or filling out lengthy paperwork. Doctors from various regions have completed the process digitally, taking advantage of the faster and more user‑friendly registration system.

According to authorities, the app not only expedites registered status but also helps the Hajj authority manage logistics and planning more effectively. Healthcare professionals travelling for Hajj often play a vital role in providing medical support to pilgrims during the journey.

Users of the app praised its convenience and noted that it reduced the time and effort normally required for Hajj registration. Many doctors commented that digital registration will encourage more professionals to participate in the pilgrimage while ensuring organisational efficiency.

Officials said they will continue monitoring the registration data as more applicants complete the process through the app, and encouraged other eligible doctors to take advantage of the digital platform before the designated deadline.

Source: ARY News