Kuwait Fire News | 40 Indians Killed, 50 Injured In Kuwait Building Fire

Yesterday About 40 Indian workers killed in Kuwait building fire.


 At least 41 people, including 40 Indians, were killed on Wednesday after a fire broke out in a building housing construction workers in the city of Mangaf in southern Kuwait Most of the deceased were in the 20-50 age group Kuwait’s health ministry said altogether 43 people were hospitalized and more than 30 of them are Indians.

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