Dubai: After the massive fire in a seven-storey building in Kuwait, the administration has started taking action against illegal construction to avoid such incidents in future. 50 people including 46 Indians lost their lives in this accident.

Most of the people living in the building were sleeping when the fire broke out in the early hours of Wednesday in the city of Mangaf and most of them died due to suffocation caused by smoke. 196 migrant workers lived in the building, most of whom were Indians. After this incident, there was a demand for action against such real estate landlords and company owners who, in order to save money, violate the law and keep a large number of foreign workers in extremely unsafe places.

The body of the 46th Indian reached Mumbai on Saturday

On the other hand, the body of the 46th Indian Danny Karunakaran reached Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport early Saturday morning. The body was handed over to the family from there. The bodies of 45 Indians had reached India from Kuwait on Friday itself and their families performed the last rites at different places according to their religious customs.

The father will perform the last rites of his son on Sunday

Denny's father, Baby Kutty, 33, said the body has been kept at the mortuary and the son's last rites will be performed on Sunday. He said Denny had gone to Kuwait four years ago and was an accounts and sales coordinator at NBTC.

I had a conversation with my son two months ago

Kutti said that he had talked to his son about two months ago and we had planned to fix his marriage. The son came home two years ago. He wanted to buy a flat and was working hard for it.