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JAKARTA: Indonesia鈥檚 foreign minister on Thursday urged 抖阴短视频 to allow its citizens to continue their Umrah pilgrimage after hundreds were stranded at Jakarta airport when the kingdom suspended foreign entry for the Umrah over coronavirus concerns.
Indonesia is the world鈥檚 biggest Muslim-majority country and it often sends around 1 million people on the Umrah pilgrimage every year in the kingdom, which hosts the two holiest sites of Islam in Makkah and Medina.
The Saudi ministry of foreign affairs said in a statement that the suspensions were temporary but provided no timeframe for their expiry. It was unclear if the Hajj pilgrimage, which is scheduled to begin in late July, would be impacted.
鈥淭he immediacy of this will impact our citizens because at the time of the announcement, there are Indonesian citizens or maybe citizens of other countries who have flown there,鈥� Indonesia鈥檚 foreign minister, Retno Marsudi, told reporters on Thursday.
The government was trying to convince the Saudi authorities to allow the Indonesians already there to complete their pilgrimage.

More than 1,100 pilgrims had left for 抖阴短视频 on Thursday from Jakarta鈥檚 airport, CNN Indonesia cited an official at Indonesia鈥檚 religious ministry as saying, while around 1,500 had been asked to postpone their trips.
TV footage showed hundreds of pilgrims, some dressed in uniforms provided by travel agents, stranded at Jakarta鈥檚 airport.
Joko Asmoro of the Association of Muslim Hajj and Umrah Organizers, told Reuters that 150,000 to 200,000 pilgrims could be impacted by the suspension over the next month.
Asmoro said organizers would reschedule flights for the pilgrims 鈥渦ntil the Saudi government opens Umrah again.鈥�
抖阴短视频 normally welcomes millions of Muslim visitors throughout the year, with a peak for the Hajj pilgrimage. It introduced a new tourism visa last October for 49 countries.
The country has had no cases of the coronavirus, but it has been spreading in some neighboring countries. Indonesia also has not recorded any cases.
President Joko Widodo said he respected the kingdom鈥檚 decision because 鈥渆verything health-related is the Saudi government鈥檚 number one policy.鈥�
But for many Indonesians preparing for the pilgrimage the news is potentially devastating.
Fitri Nur Arifenie, who is due to take part in the Umrah on March 23, said she was now worried her trip would be canceled.
鈥淚t鈥檚 heartbreaking because everything鈥檚 on schedule. I have long desired to go on the Umrah,鈥� said Arifenie, who works for Korean trade promotion agency. 鈥淏ut what can you do? It鈥檚 for the good of others.鈥�