Colonel Jamali: 150 pilgrims from Qorveh to be dispatched to funeral ceremony

Following the announcement of the funeral ceremony arrangements, government agencies and various institutions from different provinces across the country implemented planning measures and provisions to accommodate large crowds. These measures included pilgrim registration, deployment of transportation convoys, provision of water supply infrastructure, and accommodation arrangements at host locations. Various provinces including Khuzestan, Qazvin, Ardabil, and Hormozgan took steps to send significant numbers of citizens. These arrangements continued through varying timeframes in the coming days.

• Registration numbers in Khuzestan reached 62,000 people, with transportation convoys from the province scheduled for deployment through Sunday.
• Amirkabir University was prepared to host 3,000 pilgrims attending the funeral ceremony.
• Lorestan Water and Wastewater Company dispatched ten water tankers to the ceremony site.
• Ardabil Province prepared 4,000 pilgrims to attend the ceremony (this figure was confirmed by multiple sources).
• Qazvin Province sent between 14,850 and 20,000 pilgrims according to various reports.
• Hormozgan Province dispatched 10,000 pilgrims to the ceremony.
• 150 pilgrims from Qorveh city were being sent to attend the ceremony.
• Five water tanker vehicles were dispatched to the ceremony site according to a report by relevant agencies.. Coverage difference: State media outlets (ISNA, IRNA, Islamic Republic News Agency) focused primarily on registration figures and pilgrim numbers while highlighting organizational measures; various sources showed significant discrepancies in Qazvin figures (ranging between 14,850 to 20,000), indicating differences in reporting timeframes or counting methods. Coverage by Defense Press and local news agencies focused more on logistical details and infrastructure.