Four Bangladeshi pilgrims have died in Mecca while performing Hajj, according to a daily bulletin from the Hajj IT Helpdesk of Bangladesh’s Ministry of Religious Affairs. The deaths, all male pilgrims, occurred in Mecca, with no reports of fatalities in Medina, Jeddah, or Mina as of Monday.

By Sunday, a total of 35,766 Bangladeshi pilgrims had arrived in Saudi Arabia for Hajj. Among them, 3,284 traveled under the government’s management and 32,482 under private arrangements. The pilgrims reached Saudi Arabia on 89 flights operated by Biman Bangladesh Airlines, Saudia, and Flynas. Biman carried 15,748 passengers, Saudia 12,469, and Flynas 7,549.

To support pilgrims, medical centers in Saudi Arabia have issued 2,850 automated prescriptions, and the IT Helpdesk has provided 6,922 services, according to the ministry’s bulletin.