Al-Zamili: We expect more than a million people to attend the united prayer

Baghdad-INA 

The leader in the Sadrist movement, Hakim al 
-Zamili, expected a million people might attend the unified Friday prayer tomorrow, while stressing that its atmosphere was secured by security, military and intelligence, and in terms of health services and transportation.

Al-Zamili told the Iraqi News Agency (INA), that "tomorrow there will be two million large gatherings, and we will be surprised by the numbers coming from the provinces to Baghdad, and the call for Friday prayers from all spectrums of the Iraqi people, and frankly, the means of transportation could not accommodate everyone.".

He added, "The prayer tomorrow will be unified and a large mass, and we expect the number of participants to exceed one million people. We hope that there will be organization and commitment to the constants and instructions announced by the organizing committee. We would like to thank the security services for their exceptional effort to secure the atmosphere from inspection and the rest of the procedures.".
He added, "The brothers in the security services made great efforts to secure prayers, ensure the smooth arrival of worshipers, and not obstruct the entry of trucks and transport vehicles.".

Al-Zamili called on the participants in the prayer not to believe the rumors, because there are those who want to create chaos by launching them, stressing that "the situation is secured in security, intelligence and military terms, and transportation, service and the place of prayer have been completely secured.".

He pointed out that "all the parties concerned with the unified prayer mobilized their efforts, especially with regard to services, as the Ministry of Health provided medical units, first aides, hospitals, doctors and nurses."