The final journey of Indians migrants coming back home after Kuwait fire
ET Online |
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Kochi airport
An uneasy silence hung over the import cargo terminal of the Kochi airport on Friday morning as authorities made arrangements to receive the bodies of 31 Indians who lost their lives in a tragic building fire in Kuwait two days ago.
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Ambulances were set up
Ambulances were stationed at the terminal to carry the victims' bodies to their homes.
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Special flight
The special flight carrying the bodies of 23 Keralites, seven Tamil Nadu natives, and one Karnataka resident is expected to reach the Cochin International Airport around 10.30 am.
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Military aircraft
India had on Thursday night sent a military transport aircraft to Kuwait to bring back the mortal remains of over 40 Indians killed in the fire.
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Special podium
Authorities have arranged special podiums to keep the bodies where the ministers and others will pay their respects.