So many Indian citizens died in Qatar blast, Indian Embassy released helpline number

An explosion occurred due to a technical problem during work in a factory in Ras Laffan Industrial City, Qatar. This explosion caused a fire. Qatar’s Energy Minister gave information on this incident on Monday. He said that 13 people have died in this accident. And 66 people have been injured. This incident is one of the deadliest attacks on any energy sector in the Gulf countries.

Officials are investigating the incident

Officials are busy investigating this incident. Also information has been given that it was an accident. Not any sabotage or action taken due to enmity. The incident happened after the attacks by Iran.

According to the information that has come out related to the accident, 13 of our people having Indian and Pakistani citizenship have died tragically. There is news of 66 people being injured. His treatment is continuing. No one’s condition is life threatening at present.

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Indian Embassy in Qatar released the number

Now the statement of the Ministry of External Affairs of India has come on this. The Indian Embassy in Qatar said that we express our deepest condolences to the families of those who were injured in the tragic incident that took place in Ras Laffan Industrial City yesterday (Sunday) night. Apart from this, it has been said from the embassy that we are in constant touch with Qatar authorities. We will provide all possible help to the families of those who have lost their lives or those who have been injured.

The embassy has also issued a helpline number. The contact numbers given by the Embassy include helpline number +974-55647502 or +975-55384683. It is also requested to contact on email: cons.doha@mea.gov.in.

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