Saudi king says kingdom has made progress in tackling terrorismMECCA, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) - Saudi King Salman, receiving dignitaries attending the annual Muslim haj pilgrimage, said on Saturday the kingdom had made progress in eradicating terrorism aimed at attacking its holy sites, state news agency SPA reported. Saudi Arabia, which stakes its reputation on its guardianship of Islam s holiest sites and organizing the haj, has been hit by bombings in recent years and uncovered plots to carry out attacks in Mecca.  The limbs of terrorism have sought to harm the holy cities, paying no attention to their sanctity,  SPA quoted King Salman as telling foreign dignitaries at a reception he held in Mecca, where more than 2 million pilgrims are performing haj.   But the kingdom, by the grace of God and in cooperation with its sisters and friends, has made big successes in eradicating terrorism and has worked decisively and with determination to dry its sources,  he added, without elaborating. Salman also said Saudi Arabia had devoted all its material and human resources to ensure the safety of pilgrims who come from all over the world to perform the five-day ritual, a religious duty to be undertaken once in a lifetime by every able-bodied Muslim who can afford the journey.  We are determined, with God s permission, to continue to provide the highest level of services for the two holy mosques ... to ensure the safety of those who seek the sacred house of God,  he said. The pilgrimage has frequently been hit by stampedes and fires. In the most recent incident, hundreds of pilgrims were killed in a crush two years ago. worldnews
saudi king says kingdom made progress tackling terrorismmecca saudi arabia reuters saudi king salman receiving dignitaries attending annual muslim has pilgrimage said saturday kingdom made progress eradication terrorism aimed attacking holy sites state news agency spa reported saudi arabia stakes reputation guardianship islam oldest sites organizing has hit bombings recent years uncovered plots carry attacks mecca the limbs terrorism sought harm holy cities paying attention sanctity spa quoted king salman telling foreign dignitaries reception held mecca million pilgrims performing has but kingdom grace god cooperation sisters friends made big successes eradication terrorism worked decisively determination dry sources added without elaboration salman also said saudi arabia devoted material human resources ensure safety pilgrims come world perform ritual religious duty undertaken lifetime every muslim afford journey we determined god permission continue provide highest level services two holy mosques ensure safety seek sacred house god said the pilgrimage frequently hit stampede fires in recent incident hundreds pilgrims killed crush two years ago worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Saudi king says kingdom has made progress in tackling terrorismMECCA, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) - Saudi King Salman, receiving dignitaries attending the annual Muslim haj pilgrimage, said on Saturday the kingdom had made progress in eradicating terrorism aimed at attacking its holy sites, state news agency SPA reported. Saudi Arabia, which stakes its reputation on its guardianship of Islam s holiest sites and organizing the haj, has been hit by bombings in recent years and uncovered plots to carry out attacks in Mecca.  The limbs of terrorism have sought to harm the holy cities, paying no attention to their sanctity,  SPA quoted King Salman as telling foreign dignitaries at a reception he held in Mecca, where more than 2 million pilgrims are performing haj.   But the kingdom, by the grace of God and in cooperation with its sisters and friends, has made big successes in eradicating terrorism and has worked decisively and with determination to dry its sources,  he added, without elaborating. Salman also said Saudi Arabia had devoted all its material and human resources to ensure the safety of pilgrims who come from all over the world to perform the five-day ritual, a religious duty to be undertaken once in a lifetime by every able-bodied Muslim who can afford the journey.  We are determined, with God s permission, to continue to provide the highest level of services for the two holy mosques ... to ensure the safety of those who seek the sacred house of God,  he said. The pilgrimage has frequently been hit by stampedes and fires. In the most recent incident, hundreds of pilgrims were killed in a crush two years ago. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: saudi king says kingdom made progress tackling terrorismmecca saudi arabia reuters saudi king salman receiving dignitaries attending annual muslim has pilgrimage said saturday kingdom made progress eradication terrorism aimed attacking holy sites state news agency spa reported saudi arabia stakes reputation guardianship islam oldest sites organizing has hit bombings recent years uncovered plots carry attacks mecca the limbs terrorism sought harm holy cities paying attention sanctity spa quoted king salman telling foreign dignitaries reception held mecca million pilgrims performing has but kingdom grace god cooperation sisters friends made big successes eradication terrorism worked decisively determination dry sources added without elaboration salman also said saudi arabia devoted material human resources ensure safety pilgrims come world perform ritual religious duty undertaken lifetime every muslim afford journey we determined god permission continue provide highest level services two holy mosques ensure safety seek sacred house god said the pilgrimage frequently hit stampede fires in recent incident hundreds pilgrims killed crush two years ago worldnews