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Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan, MoS MEA Kirti Vardhan Singh and other ministers paid homage to the mortal remains of the victims.

Kuwait fire tragedy: IAF aircraft with victims' bodies reaches Kerala

Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan, MoS MEA Kirti Vardhan Singh and other ministers paid homage to the mortal remains of the victims.

An Indian Air Force (IAF) flight carrying the mortal remains of the Indians who died in the tragic fire incident in Kuwait two days ago, landed at the international airport here on Friday.
The IAF C30J aircraft is carrying the bodies of the Indians and of them 31 were received at the airport here.
The 31 bodies include 23 Keralites, 7 Tamilians and one person from Karnataka, officials said.
Officials had said that 49 people were killed in the fire in the Al-Mangaf building on June 12 and majority of them were Indians; the remaining were Pakistani, Filipino, Egyptian and Nepali nationals.
The building in southern Kuwait's Mangaf area housed around 195 migrant workers.

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