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UAE student builds app to help Hajj, Umrah pilgrims communicate in emergencies

Pulse is tracking a research finding. Pulse is monitoring the item for material follow-up, additional figures or stronger confirmation. The development is currently supported by independent editorial reporting.

Khaleej Times · Technology12 August 2026 at 4:51 PM GST1 evidence link

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UAE student builds app to help Hajj, Umrah pilgrims communicate in emergencies, according to Khaleej Times · Technology.

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