A large number of Indians have died in a fire incident in a building located in Mangaf area of ​​Kuwait. The Government of India is constantly trying to provide assistance to the victims of the incident. After the order of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Minister of State for External Affairs Kirti Vardhan Singh has gone on a visit to Kuwait. Efforts are being made to bring back the bodies of the people killed in the incident soon. Meanwhile, now the Kuwaiti company has announced compensation for the dead in the incident.

Compensation of Rs 8 lakh
According to the information, Kuwait's NTBC company management has announced a compensation of Rs 8 lakh to the families of the deceased who lost their lives in the Mangaf area. Along with this, the company has assured to pay the insurance amount as soon as possible and help in transporting the bodies of the deceased to their destination.

PM Modi held a review meeting
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday chaired a review meeting after the death of many Indians due to fire in Kuwait and directed the officials to provide all possible assistance. PM Modi has announced a compensation of Rs 2 lakh to the families of all the deceased. The Kerala government will also give a compensation of Rs 5 lakh to the families of the deceased.

Plane ready to bring back the bodies
Kuwait officials are conducting DNA tests on the bodies of more than 40 Indians killed in a massive fire in a building in Mangaf area. Officials informed on Thursday that an Indian Air Force plane has been kept ready to bring back the bodies. Minister of State for External Affairs Kirti Vardhan Singh has reached Kuwait to monitor the relief of Indians injured in the fire and to bring back the bodies of those killed as soon as possible.