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Indonesia and Pakistan report more dead from Saudi hajj disaster; AP count shows 1,036 killed

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    In this picture taken on Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2015, and released by Iranian Students News Agency, ISNA, an Iranian medic attends to a hajj pilgrim who was injured in the deadly stampede during the final days of the annual hajj pilgrimage in Mina near the holy city of Mecca last Thursday, after being loaded to an ambulance upon arrival at Tehran's Imam Khomeini airport, Iran. Iran's death toll from the Saudi hajj disaster has nearly doubled to 464 pilgrims killed, state media reported Thursday, a development that is likely to further strain ties between the Mideast rivals. Iran has led a chorus of international criticism directed at Saudi Arabia's response to the incident, saying its diplomats were not given access to victims until days after the stampede. That's a criticism also levied by Indonesia, the Muslim world's most populous country. (AP Photo/ISNA, Hemmat Khahi) (The Associated Press)

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    In this picture taken on Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2015, and released by Iranian Students News Agency, ISNA, Iranian medics attend to a hajj pilgrim who was injured in the deadly stampede during the final days of the annual hajj pilgrimage in Mina near the holy city of Mecca last Thursday, before being loaded to an ambulance upon arrival at Tehran's Imam Khomeini airport, Iran. Iran's death toll from the Saudi hajj disaster has nearly doubled to 464 pilgrims killed, state media reported Thursday, a development that is likely to further strain ties between the Mideast rivals. Iran has led a chorus of international criticism directed at Saudi Arabia's response to the incident, saying its diplomats were not given access to victims until days after the stampede. That's a criticism also levied by Indonesia, the Muslim world's most populous country. (AP Photo/ISNA, Hemmat Khahi) (The Associated Press)

JAKARTA, Indonesia – Indonesia and Pakistan have reported more dead from the Saudi hajj disaster.

Indonesia reported Friday that 91 of its pilgrims died in the crush and stampede Sept. 24 near Islam's holy city of Mecca. It said 38 of its citizens remain missing after the disaster in Mina.

Pakistan says 57 of its pilgrims died in the crush and others remain missing.

Pakistan and Indonesia's number increase an Associated Press count of the dead from the disaster to at least 1,036 killed. The total figure could be even larger as the AP survey covered only 15 of the more than 180 countries that sent some 2 million pilgrims to the annual pilgrimage.

Saudi Arabia's latest toll, released Sept. 26, put the death toll at 769 pilgrims.

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