Qom-Zair system activated to guide pilgrims

The head of the coordination staff for the funeral procession of the "martyred leader" in Tehran announced that the ceremony will be conducted on ground with a vehicle specially designed for transporting the casket. According to published information, this decision was made in accordance with pre-established planning by the funeral coordination staff. Jam-e Jam newspaper also noted that people will participate in the ceremony from early morning — when the weather is cooler.

• The funeral procession will be conducted on ground, and no air transport or other methods will be used.
• The vehicle to be used for this ceremony, according to the staff head, has been specially designed for casket transportation.
• This decision was announced "according to plan" and the staff head described it as pre-determined (Jam-e Jam newspaper).
• To facilitate public participation, the timing of the ceremony has been arranged to take place in the early morning hours — with cooler weather — in mind (Jam-e Jam newspaper).
• This news was released with direct attribution to statements by the funeral coordination staff head and covers the logistical and operational aspects of the ceremony.
• Eight different media outlets, including Mehr News Agency, Islamic Republic News Network, newspapers Shargh, Etemaad, Jam-e Jam, and news portals Entekhab, Tejarat News, and Akhbar-e Fori, covered this report.
• None of the coverage included information about the exact route, official start time of the ceremony, or capacity for public attendance.
• None of the sources provided specific numbers or statistics — such as the number of participants or route length.. Coverage difference: All eight media outlets republished identical content with no significant content variation among them; only Jam-e Jam newspaper provided slightly more operational details by adding specifics about recommendations to attend in the morning and references to cool weather. State media and outlets close to official institutions (Islamic Republic News Network, Mehr) and more reformist-oriented media (Shargh, Etemaad) published this matter with identical narrative and without any difference in perspective.