
The bodies of 45 Indians killed in the Kuwait fire have been brought to India. The bodies were brought to Kochi airport by a special plane, where ambulances were already stationed. On the arrival of the bodies at Kochi airport, Ernakulam Range DIG Putta Vimaladitya said that we had already made all the necessary arrangements to receive the bodies.
Most of the deceased are from Kerala and Tamil Nadu
The DIG said that we have coordinated with the family members of the victims. After receiving the bodies, they will be properly taken to their respective places. Let us tell you that 23 bodies are from Kerala, 7 from Tamil Nadu, and 1 from Karnataka. A dedicated vehicle has been provided for each body.
Kerala ministers also reached the airport
Meanwhile, Kerala Revenue Minister K. Rajan reached Cochin International Airport, where a special plane of the Indian Air Force arrived with the bodies of 45 Indians in the fire incident in Kuwait.
Suresh Gopi said that - Government of India will provide all possible help Sir
Union Minister Suresh Gopi has also reached Kochi airport. He said that this tragedy is so big that it is a blow to the expatriate community. He said that these people helped in improving the economic condition of Kerala. The personal loss is of every household that has been affected by this tragedy. Suresh Gopi said that the Government of India will take appropriate action and decision and will provide very appropriate relief.
45 Indians died in a fire in a building
Let us tell you that 49 people died in a massive fire in a building in southern Mangaf in the Ahmadi province of Kuwait. 45 Indians died in this, whose bodies have now been brought to India.
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