Wearing the niqab by a woman in ihram and hitting a car without finding its owner

The questioner:
The first question: The mother performed 'Umrah from Riyadh Airport to Jeddah Airport. When she was in ihram, of course, as soon as she arrived at Jeddah Airport, she put on the niqab, meaning she took off the burqa and put on the niqab at Jeddah Airport. Does she owe anything or not? Wearing the niqab in Jeddah. Okay, and the second?
The second question: I personally hit two cars. The first one was a long time ago, and I left the men and walked away; I left the car. The second car, when I hit it, I called a person, I had a person's number, and I called him, but he did not answer me. What do I do? Do I give charity on their behalf, or did you see that you left them? You left them. The first time, when I was young, I left and went out. I got the men's number and called him, but he did not answer me. I called him for more than three days, and he did not respond to me.
Okay, okay, thank you, my brother. May Allah bless you. He says that the mother performed 'Umrah from Riyadh to Jeddah, and at Jeddah Airport, she put on the niqab.

The Shaykh:
A woman in ihram does not wear the niqab or the burqa; rather, she lets the khimar fall over her face. She lets the khimar fall over her face. As for the burqa and the niqab, it is forbidden for her to wear them while she is in ihram. Yes.

The questioner:
He says that he hit, or hit two cars, and did not know, and even now he says that he tried to call one of them, or both of them, but he did not find them. And he asks now what he should do? How should he act? Should he give charity for the value of the damage, or what should he do?

The Shaykh:
He goes to the traffic department. He goes to the traffic department and asks them. He gives them the number of the hit car and asks them about its owner. And if the car owner comes to check with them, they will call the one who hit it. Yes, this goes back to the traffic department.