New Delhi: KG Abraham is a business magnate and a partner and managing director of NBTC Group, the leading construction company in Kuwait. In Kerala, he is renowned as the chairman of the Crowne Plaza Kochi, a 5-star hotel known for its exceptional hospitality services.KG Abrahams business ventures and visionApart from his roles at NBTC and Crowne Plaza, Abraham has invested in various projects in Kerala. Known for his extraordinary vision, he places immense importance on the welfare of his employees. Hailing from Thiruvalla, Kerala, KG Abraham, often referred to as KGA, is the founder and chairman of KGA Group.Since 1977, the group has been a significant player in the oil and allied industries in the Middle East and Indian subcontinent, operating under the name Naser M Al Baddah & Partner Gen. Trading. & Contracting Co. W.L.L. (NBTC). The groups interests span across turnkey projects, engineering, construction, contracting, marketing, and education.KGAs investment strategiesKGA actively invests in private companies across diverse industries, playing a crucial role in the development and formation of new ventures. His strategic investments and management have significantly impacted various sectors.Kuwait fire tragedy: What happenedA catastrophic fire broke out in Kuwaits Mangaf district, resulting in the deaths of at least 51 people. The building, which housed around 200 laborers from Kerala and Tamil Nadu, was engulfed in flames, causing widespread devastation.How did the blaze startThe blaze began in the kitchen of the labor camp at approximately 4:30 am local time. The fire quickly spread to the upper floors, trapping residents inside due to sealed glass windows.🚨 SHOCKING! Around 40 Indian nationals were killed in a building fire at an labour camp in Kuwait.There is no saftey for Indian workers in middle east. Strong protest needed! pic.twitter.com/KkWfP8xdFm— Indian Tech & Infra (@IndianTechGuide) June 12, 2024Increasing death toll amid rescue effortsIn a desperate bid to escape, some individuals jumped from the building, leading to further injuries. Many suffered severe burns and smoke inhalation. Emergency services responded promptly, transporting the injured to nearby hospitals. Reports indicate that the death toll may rise as several people remain critically injured.S Jaishankar reactsExternal Affairs Minister S Jaishankar expressed his shock over the incident. The Indian ambassador has visited the site to assess the situation and coordinate assistance.
