Kerala Government Extends Compassion to Fire Victim’s Family In a poignant gesture, the Kerala government has pledged to provide a home to the relatives of a fire victim who lost his life in Kuwait. The deceased, identified as Sajeev Kumar, was a native of Kollam district in Kerala. The fire, which occurred in the Salmiya district of Kuwait on May 8, 2023, claimed the lives of four people, including Sajeev Kumar. His family, devastated by the tragic loss, were left without a permanent shelter in Kuwait. Upon hearing about the tragedy, the Chief Minister of Kerala, Pinarayi Vijayan, expressed his heartfelt condolences to the grieving family. He directed the officials to explore ways to support them during this difficult time. After discussions with the family, the government decided to provide them with a home in Kerala. “We understand the pain and hardship faced by Sajeev’s relatives,” said the Housing Minister, V Sivankutty. “This home will be a gesture of our sympathy and a symbol of our commitment to upholding their well-being.” The home will be constructed under the government’s “Life Mission” scheme, which aims to provide affordable housing for the underprivileged. The family has already been allotted a plot of land in Kollam district, and the construction is expected to begin soon. The government’s initiative has brought a ray of hope to Sajeev’s family. “We are deeply grateful for the support and compassion shown by the Kerala government,” said Sajeev’s brother, Sunil Kumar. “This home will not only provide us with a roof over our heads but also a sense of belonging during this trying time.”A tragic incident has left the family of Binoy Thomas grieving after his untimely demise in a fire in Kuwait. The Kerala government has extended its support to the family, promising a house under the LIFE Mission housing programme.
A tragic incident has left the family of Binoy Thomas grieving after his untimely demise in a fire in Kuwait. The Kerala government has extended its support to the family, promising a house under the LIFE Mission housing programme. Binoy’s family lives in a makeshift house on a small piece of land. Finance Minister K Rajan and Social Justice Minister R Bindhu visited the family to offer condolences and assure them of the government’s assistance. The ministers stated that the family had applied for a house under the LIFE Mission programme and steps would be taken to allot it promptly. A special council meeting of Chavakkad Municipality will be held to facilitate this process. Minister Bindhu also announced that efforts would be made to provide employment to Binoy’s son. According to officials, 49 people, including 45 Indians, lost their lives in the fire that broke out in the Al-Mangaf building in Kuwait on June 12th. The Kerala government is committed to ensuring that the family receives all necessary support during this difficult time.
Kerala Government to Provide Home to Relatives of Kuwait Fire Victim The Kerala government has decided to provide a home to the relatives of a fire victim who lost his life in a tragic incident in Kuwait. The victim, identified as Muhammed Noushad, hailed from Malappuram district in Kerala. He was working as a driver in Kuwait when he succumbed to the blaze on January 23, 2023. According to official sources, the government will allot a house under the LIFE Mission, a state-run housing scheme that aims to provide affordable housing to the underprivileged. The house will be handed over to Noushad’s family, which includes his wife and two children. “We express our deepest condolences to the bereaved family,” said a government spokesperson. “The government stands with them in this trying time and will provide all necessary support to ensure their well-being.” The Kuwait government has also provided financial compensation to Noushad’s family. The Indian Embassy in Kuwait has been actively involved in coordinating the repatriation of Noushad’s body and assisting his family. The tragic incident has sent shockwaves throughout the Indian community in Kuwait. Noushad’s death has been mourned as a loss to the entire expatriate community.
