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Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. Andhra Pradesh workers Kuwait fire
2. Tragedy of 3 workers in Kuwait
Three individuals from Andhra Pradesh tragically lost their lives in a devastating fire at a six-storey building housing workers in Kuwait. The deceased, Tamada Lokanadham, Meesala Eswar, and Millegi Satyanarayana, were all natives of Sompeta Mandal and Peravali Mandal in Andhra Pradesh. Lokanadham, a rolling operator helper, had returned to Kuwait after a holiday break and tragically died in the fire. Eswar, a salesman, was planning to visit India for his daughter’s wedding, while Satyanarayana succumbed to his injuries in the hospital. The Indian Embassy in Kuwait is working to repatriate their bodies, bringing sorrow to their families and communities.
1. Andhra Pradesh expatriates Kuwait
2. Fatal fire incident Kuwait Andhra Pradesh workers
Tragic Incident in Kuwait Claims Lives of Three Andhra Pradesh Workers
In a devastating turn of events, a six-storey building in the Mangaf area of Kuwait became the site of a tragic inferno that claimed the lives of nearly 50 individuals, including three workers from Andhra Pradesh, India. The victims, identified as Tamada Lokanadham, Meesala Eswar, and Millegi Satyanarayana, hailed from Sompeta Mandal of Srikakulam and Peravali Mandal of East Godavari districts.
Details of the Deceased
Tamada Lokanadham, a rolling operator helper at NBTC organization, had recently returned to Kuwait after a holiday break in his hometown. Tragically, Lokanadham fell asleep upon arriving at his work camp and succumbed to asphyxiation in the building fire. Meesala Eswar and Molleti Satyanarayana, both delivery boys at a highway store, also lost their lives in the blaze.
Impact on Families and Communities
The news of the deaths has cast a pall of gloom over the villages of Sompeta and Peravali, where the victims’ families reside. Union Minister Kinjarapu Ram Mohan Naidu is reportedly working with the Indian Embassy in Kuwait to repatriate Lokanadham’s remains to his native village. Eswar, who was planning to visit his family for his daughter’s wedding, tragically postponed his trip due to high flight costs.
Molleti Satyanarayana, survived by his wife, son, and parents, had been working in Kuwait for a decade before succumbing to his injuries in the hospital. The loss of these individuals has deeply impacted their families, friends, and communities, highlighting the risks faced by expatriate workers in foreign countries.
Efforts to Bring Closure
The Indian Embassy in Kuwait has been actively involved in confirming the identities of the deceased and coordinating with local authorities to ensure the repatriation of their remains. The tragic incident serves as a stark reminder of the dangers faced by migrant workers, often far from their homes and loved ones.
As the families of Tamada Lokanadham, Meesala Eswar, and Molleti Satyanarayana mourn their untimely deaths, efforts are underway to provide them with the closure and support they need during this difficult time. The loss of these individuals has left a void in their communities and serves as a somber reminder of the sacrifices made by overseas workers in pursuit of a better life.
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