A devastating fire broke out in a labour housing facility located in the Mangaf area of Kuwait on Wednesday, resulting in the loss of approximately 40 Indian lives and leaving more than 50 individuals injured, the ministry of external said in a statemen…  | diplomaticbriefing June 13 | A devastating fire broke out in a labour housing facility located in the Mangaf area of Kuwait on Wednesday, resulting in the loss of approximately 40 Indian lives and leaving more than 50 individuals injured, the ministry of external said in a statement. (https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/middle-east/tragic-fire-in-kuwait-claims-over-40-indian-lives/articleshow/110948162.cms) The Embassy is currently working to obtain comprehensive details from the relevant Kuwaiti authorities and the company involved. The total number of fatalities in the Al-Mangaf building reached 49, with 42 of the victims being Indian nationals. The remaining casualties included Pakistani, Filipino, Egyptian, and Nepali nationals. The injured individuals are currently receiving appropriate medical treatment and care at five government hospitals in Kuwait, namely Adan, Jaber, Farwaniya, Mubarak Al Kabeer, and Jahra hospitals. According to reports from the hospital authorities, the majority of the admitted patients are in stable condition. In response to the incident, Adarsh Swaika, the Ambassador of India in Kuwait, promptly visited the site of the fire and the hospitals to assess the well-being of the Indian nationals affected. The Embassy is maintaining close coordination with local authorities to provide assistance to the injured Indian nationals and offer all necessary support. The Kuwaiti authorities have been fully cooperative with the Embassy throughout this process. | | | |  | You can also reply to this email to leave a comment. | | | | |
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