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Victim families to get ₹8 lakh relief, wages for four years
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|June 16, 2024
THE founder of the company whose 49 employees died in an inferno at their residence in Kuwait three days ago, on Saturday offered a public apology.
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As many as 45 of the victims were Indians.
KG Abraham, 70, the founder of the NBTC Group that hired them, hails from Pathanamthitta. He dismissed charges of overcrowding in the residential apartments or irregularities in the building permits.
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