June 11, 2026
The return flights started on May 30 after the conclusion of the pilgrimage and will continue until Jun 30
Temperatures in Makkah are forecast to reach up to 47°C
Pilgrims are advised to stay indoors and avoid direct sunlight as temperature nears 50°C
The association says “excessive” airline charges are pushing up overall costs for pilgrims
So far, 14 Bangladeshi nationals have died during the pilgrimage
Fake permits may attract penalties
The pilgrims were transported via 104 flights, including 49 operated by Biman and 37 by Saudia, according to an official statement
According to the Ministry of Religious Affairs, 78,500 people from Bangladesh will perform Hajj in 2026