Algiers, Algeria – The National Office for Hajj and Umrah (ONHO) has issued a strong warning to citizens regarding deceptive online pages and schemes related to Hajj and Umrah activities. In an official statement released today, the ONHO urged the public to exercise extreme caution and avoid falling prey to misleading information or fraudulent service offerings.
The ONHO emphasized that these deceptive practices are under close scrutiny by the relevant authorities, who are committed to protecting the rights of citizens and preventing any irregularities. The statement highlighted the importance of obtaining accurate and reliable information exclusively from official sources.
“We urge all citizens to be vigilant and to rely solely on the official channels of the National Office for Hajj and Umrah for information regarding Hajj and Umrah,” the statement read. “This includes our verified social media pages and the official ONHO website.”
The ONHO stressed that these official platforms are the only guaranteed sources of accurate and up-to-date information, safeguarding individuals from potential fraud and misinformation. Citizens are advised to disregard any information or offers originating from unofficial or unverified sources.
The warning comes amid growing concerns about the proliferation of online scams targeting individuals planning to perform Hajj or Umrah. The ONHO’s proactive stance aims to protect Algerian citizens from financial exploitation and ensure a safe and fulfilling pilgrimage experience.
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