Algiers – The National Office for Hajj and Umrah is warning citizens to exercise extreme caution regarding suspicious online pages and fraudulent entities operating on social media platforms. These entities are reportedly spreading misleading information and promoting fake programs and services related to Hajj and Umrah pilgrimages.
The Office stated that these deceptive practices are being closely monitored by the competent official authorities. This monitoring aims to protect the rights of citizens and address any abuses that may affect them or exploit their desire to perform the religious rituals.
The National Office emphasized that accurate and reliable information can only be obtained through official channels. These channels include the Office’s verified social media pages and its official website. Citizens are urged not to engage with any advertisements or offers that do not originate from these approved sources.
This warning comes amid an increase in online scams targeting individuals wishing to perform Hajj and Umrah. This situation necessitates greater awareness and verification of information before taking any action or making any financial transactions.
DZWatch News encourages all prospective pilgrims to remain vigilant and prioritize official sources when planning their journey.
