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Haj: All Tabung Haji branches will operate tomorrow

HANI SHAMIRA SHAHRUDIN
By HANI SHAMIRA SHAHRUDIN
07 May 2022 03:06pm
Tabung Haji branches nationwide will operate tomorrow to process Haj pilgrims documents.
Tabung Haji branches nationwide will operate tomorrow to process Haj pilgrims documents.

SHAH ALAM –All Tabung Haji (TH) branches nationwide will operate tomorrow to allow pilgrims to submit their Haj documentation at the nearest branch.

Pilgrims could go to any of the branches to submit their offer letter response, medical record, and international passports.

This move was made following TH’s announcement to extend the response period for the offer letter to the pilgrims to Monday.

TH’s Acting Chief Executive Officer Mohamed Ameen Abdul Wahab said pilgrims and those who wanted to make their deposit could go to any of the 123 branches nationwide, which would operate from 8.45am to 4pm.

“The decision was made to facilitate and smoothen the process of the pilgrims even though Sunday is a holiday for most states.

“We hope that the pilgrims and those who want to make their deposit could benefit from this,” he said in a statement.

Apart from that, customers could also go to the branches for services relating to saving accounts, deposits and change of account status, said Ameen.

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