MAKKAH: Saudi Arabia’s Project for the Utilization of Hady and Adahi carried out 287,067 sacrifices on Eid Al-Adha and has sold 811,486 animals so far, the Saudi Press Agency reported

Supervisor Saad Al-Wabel said the project uses an integrated system to ensure smooth procedures and quick execution, improving pilgrims’ experience and helping them perform their rituals.

The number of sacrifices reflects the project’s efforts to support Hajj services and maintain the quality and safety of offerings, the SPA added.

Al-Wabel said that the project will continue during the days of Tashreeq, working with relevant authorities to complete sacrifices on time and distribute them properly.

The Adahi project is supported by more than 25,000 trained staff, including 600 Islamic scholars, 500 veterinarians, 16,500 butchers and assistants, and 400 technicians.

Advanced technologies, including automated weighing, real-time tracking, and modern refrigeration and sterilization, are used to ensure safe, high-quality, and efficient meat processing and distribution.

Humanitarian distribution covers all 13 regions of the Kingdom and extends to more than 27 countries. The project works with more than 500 charitable organizations to deliver sacrificial meat to those in need.