Kerala Government Extends Support to Kuwait Fire Victim’s Family The Government of Kerala has announced that it will provide a home to the relatives of a fire victim who lost his life in a tragic incident in Kuwait. The deceased, Sajeevan Pulikkal from Kasaragod, was one of the six Indian expatriates who perished in the blaze that erupted at a rubber recycling factory on May 10, 2023. Expressing condolences to the family, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan stated that the government would stand by them during this difficult time. He directed the District Collector of Kasaragod to identify a suitable plot of land and construct a house for the victim’s relatives. The Chief Minister also announced financial assistance of Rs. 500,000 to each of the families of the deceased. In addition, the government will bear the expenses for transportation of the bodies back to India. The fire incident in Kuwait has left a deep scar on the Indian community, especially in Kerala, which has a large number of expatriates working in the Gulf region. The Kerala government’s prompt response to the tragedy has been widely appreciated by the families of the victims and the public at large. The move to provide a home to the victim’s relatives is not only a compassionate gesture but also a recognition of the sacrifices made by Indian expatriates who contribute significantly to the state’s economy. The government’s commitment to supporting them in times of need sends a strong message of empathy and solidarity.Kerala Government Provides Housing to Kuwait Fire Victim’s Family
Kerala Government Provides Housing to Kuwait Fire Victim’s Family In a touching gesture, the Kerala government has promised a house to the family of Binoy Thomas, who tragically lost his life in the recent fire in Kuwait. The family, residing in a makeshift house in Chavakkad, will benefit from the LIFE Mission housing program. Finance Minister K Rajan and Social Justice Minister R Bindhu visited the family on Sunday, offering their condolences and assuring them of the government’s support. “The family had applied for a house under the LIFE Mission program, and steps will be taken to allot it at the earliest,” stated Minister Rajan. Minister Bindhu added that the government would strive to provide employment to Thomas’s son. As per official reports, 49 people, including 45 Indians, perished in the fire that engulfed the Al-Mangaf building in Kuwait on June 12.
The Kerala government has announced that it will provide a home to the relatives of a fire victim in Kuwait. The victim, identified as 35-year-old Siju Sreekumar, was a native of Pathanamthitta district in Kerala. He died in a fire that broke out in an apartment building in Kuwait City on March 25. Sreekumar’s wife and two children were also injured in the fire and are currently receiving treatment in a hospital in Kuwait. The Kerala government has announced that it will provide the victim’s family with a new home in Pathanamthitta district. The government will also provide financial assistance to the family for their immediate needs. Sreekumar’s death has come as a shock to his family and friends in Kerala. He was a hardworking man who was the sole breadwinner for his family. The Kerala government’s decision to provide a home to the victim’s family is a welcome gesture. It will help the family to rebuild their lives after this tragic loss.
