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In a situation that has been going on for three days, over 350 pilgrims heading to Mecca are facing difficulties in Lahore due to the cancellation of a flight by a foreign airline. The pilgrims had booked their flight from Lahore Airport on an international airline on Wednesday. In response to the cancellation, passengers and pilgrims staged a protest at a hotel, expressing their dissatisfaction with the airline’s administration. According to the pilgrims, the flight was cancelled three days ago, and they were subsequently accommodated in hotels. However, the airline administration has not responded to their queries.
The pilgrims claim that the flight was cancelled after the boarding passes were issued, and they were informed that a technical issue had arisen with the plane. They had also booked hotels in Saudi Arabia, which were subsequently cancelled.
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