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Family From Kerala Killed In Kuwait Fire. They Had Returned Hours Earlier
In a tragic incident, an Indian couple and their two children were killed in a fire that broke out in their flat in Kuwait City, local authorities said on Saturday.
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Kuwait Fire Tragedy: Plane Carrying Bodies Of 45 Indians Reaches Delhi
The Indian Air Force's C-130J Super Hercules transport aircraft, carrying the bodies of those killed in the Kuwait fire tragedy, arrived at Palam Technical Airport on Friday.
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"Held On To Hope, Maybe He Got Out": Family Of Indians Killed In Kuwait Fire
Grieving families kept a solemn vigil in the terminal of an Indian airport Friday as the bodies of dozens of migrant workers killed in a Kuwait building fire returned home.
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Jharkhand Man Said Goodbye To Family 18 Days Ago, Killed In Kuwait Fire
When Md Ali Hussain bade his family goodbye before leaving for Kuwait 18 days ago, little did they know it would be the last time they would ever see him.
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Kuwait Building Fire: Plane Carrying Bodies Of 45 Indians To Land In Kochi
India will bring back the bodies of 45 of its nationals killed in a devastating fire in Kuwait City on Wednesday by a special flight which will land in Kochi on Friday morning before heading for Delhi, the Indian Embassy in Kuwait said.
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Kuwait Building Fire: Bodies Of 45 Indians, Air Force Aircraft On Standby
Kuwait Thursday said authorities have identified the bodies of 45 Indians and three Filipino nationals killed in the tragic fire incident in a building housing foreign workers as the Gulf Kingdom vowed to promptly investigate the incident.
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Set To Marry In A Month, Bihar Man Missing After Kuwait Inferno
A woman from Bihar has been frantically calling up her son since she heard about the fire that killed 49 people, mostly Indians, in a building in Kuwait. But she has failed to get any information about her son, who was to get married next month.
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"Just Couldn't Tell It's Him": Father Identifies Kuwait Victim By Tattoo
Pradeep, father of 27-year-old Srihari who lived in the building that caught fire in Kuwait on Wednesday, which resulted in 49 deaths, was able to identify the body of his son only from the tattoo on his hand.
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24 Of 40 Indians Who Died In Kuwait Fire Were From Kerala
Twenty-four of the 40 Indians killed in a huge fire in Kuwait yesterday were from Kerala, the authorities in the southern state said today.
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Bodies Of Indians Killed In Kuwait Charred, IAF Plane To Bring Them Home
The bodies of some of the Indians killed in the fire in Kuwait are charred beyond recognition and DNA testing is on to confirm the victims' identities, Union Minister Kirti Vardhan Singh has said.
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S Jaishankar Speaks To Kuwaiti Foreign Minister Following Fire Tragedy
Kuwait building fire:External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Wednesday night spoke to his Kuwaiti counterpart Abdullah Ali Al-Yahya and urged him to ensure early repatriation of the mortal remains of those killed in a devastating fire.
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PM Modi Announces Rs 2 Lakh Compensation For Families Of Indians Killed In Kuwait Fire
Kuwait building fire: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday announced an ex-gratia of Rs 2 lakh each to the families of Indian nationals who have lost their lives in a devastating fire in Kuwait, the Ministry of External Affairs said.
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Kuwait's Emir Vows To Hold Those Responsible For Fire That Killed 49
Kuwait's Interior Ministry revised the death toll up to 49, from 41 issued earlier, after forensic teams scoured the charred building.
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Indian Envoy Meets Kuwait Building Fire Victims In Hospital, Assures Help
Adarsh Swaika, Ambassador of India to Kuwait, visited the Farwaniya Hospital in Kuwait city where many Indian workers injured in Wednesday's fire incident have been admitted.
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40 Indians Killed, 50 Injured In Kuwait Building Fire, PM Takes Stock
Forty Indians were killed and 50 injured after a fire broke out in a building housing workers in Kuwait's Mangaf city, the Ministry of External Affairs said. The fire, in which 49 people were killed, started at 6 am local time (9 am IST).
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Family From Kerala Killed In Kuwait Fire. They Had Returned Hours Earlier
In a tragic incident, an Indian couple and their two children were killed in a fire that broke out in their flat in Kuwait City, local authorities said on Saturday.
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Kuwait Fire Tragedy: Plane Carrying Bodies Of 45 Indians Reaches Delhi
The Indian Air Force's C-130J Super Hercules transport aircraft, carrying the bodies of those killed in the Kuwait fire tragedy, arrived at Palam Technical Airport on Friday.
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"Held On To Hope, Maybe He Got Out": Family Of Indians Killed In Kuwait Fire
Grieving families kept a solemn vigil in the terminal of an Indian airport Friday as the bodies of dozens of migrant workers killed in a Kuwait building fire returned home.
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Jharkhand Man Said Goodbye To Family 18 Days Ago, Killed In Kuwait Fire
When Md Ali Hussain bade his family goodbye before leaving for Kuwait 18 days ago, little did they know it would be the last time they would ever see him.
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Kuwait Building Fire: Plane Carrying Bodies Of 45 Indians To Land In Kochi
India will bring back the bodies of 45 of its nationals killed in a devastating fire in Kuwait City on Wednesday by a special flight which will land in Kochi on Friday morning before heading for Delhi, the Indian Embassy in Kuwait said.
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Kuwait Building Fire: Bodies Of 45 Indians, Air Force Aircraft On Standby
Kuwait Thursday said authorities have identified the bodies of 45 Indians and three Filipino nationals killed in the tragic fire incident in a building housing foreign workers as the Gulf Kingdom vowed to promptly investigate the incident.
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Set To Marry In A Month, Bihar Man Missing After Kuwait Inferno
A woman from Bihar has been frantically calling up her son since she heard about the fire that killed 49 people, mostly Indians, in a building in Kuwait. But she has failed to get any information about her son, who was to get married next month.
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"Just Couldn't Tell It's Him": Father Identifies Kuwait Victim By Tattoo
Pradeep, father of 27-year-old Srihari who lived in the building that caught fire in Kuwait on Wednesday, which resulted in 49 deaths, was able to identify the body of his son only from the tattoo on his hand.
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24 Of 40 Indians Who Died In Kuwait Fire Were From Kerala
Twenty-four of the 40 Indians killed in a huge fire in Kuwait yesterday were from Kerala, the authorities in the southern state said today.
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Bodies Of Indians Killed In Kuwait Charred, IAF Plane To Bring Them Home
The bodies of some of the Indians killed in the fire in Kuwait are charred beyond recognition and DNA testing is on to confirm the victims' identities, Union Minister Kirti Vardhan Singh has said.
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S Jaishankar Speaks To Kuwaiti Foreign Minister Following Fire Tragedy
Kuwait building fire:External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Wednesday night spoke to his Kuwaiti counterpart Abdullah Ali Al-Yahya and urged him to ensure early repatriation of the mortal remains of those killed in a devastating fire.
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PM Modi Announces Rs 2 Lakh Compensation For Families Of Indians Killed In Kuwait Fire
Kuwait building fire: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday announced an ex-gratia of Rs 2 lakh each to the families of Indian nationals who have lost their lives in a devastating fire in Kuwait, the Ministry of External Affairs said.
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Kuwait's Emir Vows To Hold Those Responsible For Fire That Killed 49
Kuwait's Interior Ministry revised the death toll up to 49, from 41 issued earlier, after forensic teams scoured the charred building.
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Indian Envoy Meets Kuwait Building Fire Victims In Hospital, Assures Help
Adarsh Swaika, Ambassador of India to Kuwait, visited the Farwaniya Hospital in Kuwait city where many Indian workers injured in Wednesday's fire incident have been admitted.
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40 Indians Killed, 50 Injured In Kuwait Building Fire, PM Takes Stock
Forty Indians were killed and 50 injured after a fire broke out in a building housing workers in Kuwait's Mangaf city, the Ministry of External Affairs said. The fire, in which 49 people were killed, started at 6 am local time (9 am IST).
