The recent fire tragedy in Kuwait has highlighted the vulnerability of migrant workers in the Gulf region, prompting calls for accountability and improved safety standards.
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The investigation revealed that the blaze was caused by an electrical short circuit.
50 lives were lost in the tragedy.
The incident has brought attention to the need for improved safety standards and better living conditions for migrant workers in the GCC.
The Kuwaiti government has taken swift action, including the arrest of the building's owner and the Egyptian guard, and has mandated immediate inspections of all buildings without prior notice.
Governments, businesses, and civil society can work together to prioritize the well-being and dignity of migrant workers, ensuring their safety and respect across the GCC through adherence to international standards and effective implementation of labour laws.
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