A fire broke out in the refugee camp in Hudaydah, Yemen. Yemeni officials said that 60 tents became unusable, and 100 families were affected by the fire.
Hudeyde Governor Hasan Ali Tahir visited the camp and instructed 100 families in the 60 burning tents to be provided with the necessary aid.
The cause of the fire is not yet known.
On the other hand, the displaced refugees in Yemen, whose number is estimated at 4.3 million according to the United Nations, are in need of humanitarian aid.
Two new digital museums have opened in Mecca’s Haram Sharif, showcasing the life of Prophet Muhammad and the history of the Kaaba.
The Biography Museum, located in the Zamzam Tower, uses LED and hologram technology to present key aspects of the Prophet’s life, including his family, migration, teachings, and personal items. A model of his three-step sermon platform and city models of Mecca and Medina are also featured.
The second museum, near the Damascus Gate, focuses on the Kaaba. It displays parts of the Kiswah (Kaaba cover), perfume bottles, and tools used in its production. Digital screens offer historical information. Staff are available to answer visitors’ questions. Entry is free.
The Mecca Haram Region Promotion Authority is working to promote the museums to pilgrims and international media.
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