Mr Adamu advised pilgrims to use umbrellas to protect themselves from heatwave.
The state government had paid for 540 of the 1,232 to enable them to participate in the religious exercise.
“State governments should complement the federal security architecture by mobilising vigilantes and other volunteers to form a hajj security team.’’
“The bar has been raised and the expectation is high.’’
Mr Arabi said without doubt members of the medical team knew what was expected of them before, during and after their application.
NAHCON has urged pilgrims who registered for the 2024 Hajj before the previous deadline of February 12 to pay a balance of N1.9 million per the current exchange rate.
Mr Abubakar said the training sought to guide the pilgrims on the hajj rites according to provisions of the Sharia.
Mr Al Rabiah said preparations for the 2024 Hajj will begin immediately with letters to each performing country.