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State Minister Kirti Vardhan Singh meets six Indian victims injured in the firing incident at a building in Kuwait. According to the Indian Embassy in Kuwait, everyone who was hurt is safe. In order to assess the situation and “oversee early repatriation of mortal remains of those who have died and meet those injured in this unfortunate incident,” KV Singh traveled to Kuwait on Thursday.
At least 41 Indians perished in the city early on Wednesday due to a massive fire. Nineteen of them are Keralites, according to news agency PTI. KV Singh expressed regret over the incident in Kuwait on Thursday. The PM and I are both extremely worried.” As soon as the bodies are identified, he said, they will be transported to India.
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Kuwait Building Fire: KV Singh will be in charge of the prompt return of mortal remains
In order to assess the situation and “oversee early repatriation of mortal remains of those who have died and meet those injured in this unfortunate incident,” KV Singh traveled to Kuwait on Thursday.
In light of the Kuwaiti tragedy, the Keralan government called an emergency Cabinet meeting. The Kerala government called an emergency cabinet meeting, which got underway this morning at 10 AM. The return of bodies and whether any ministers should travel to Kuwait to oversee relief efforts will be the topics of discussion during the meeting. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan is presiding over the meeting, the Chief Minister’s Office announced on Thursday.
“Spoke to Kuwaiti FM Abdullah Ali Al-Yahya on the fire tragedy in Kuwait,” tweeted EAM Dr. S Jaishankar. pleased with the measures taken in that regard by Kuwaiti authorities. was given the assurance that responsibility would be assigned and the incident would be thoroughly investigated. pushed for the early return of the deceased’s mortal remains to their family. He underlined that individuals who were hurt were receiving the necessary medical care. As soon as MoS Kirti Vardhan Singh arrives in Kuwait tomorrow, we will assess the circumstances.”
