<p>Pathanamthitta: The last rites of four <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/india/kerala">Keralites</a>, who lost their lives in the tragic <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/india/kerala/kuwait-fire-tragedy-13-victims-from-kerala-identified-cm-vijayan-convenes-special-cabinet-meet-3064847">fire incident in Kuwait</a> on June 12, were held at their respective hometowns in Kerala on Saturday where hundreds came to bid adieu.</p>.<p>The bodies of 23 Keralites who lost their lives in the fire that happened in one of the residential accommodations of a company at Mangaf in Kuwait, were brought to the state on Friday in a special flight from the Gulf nation.</p>.<p>The funerals of 12 Keralites were held on Friday itself, while four of them were held today.</p>.Congress targets Kerala CM, CPI(M) over Kumaraswamy joining Modi 3.0 govt.<p>The funerals of Lucas and Sajan George from Kollam, Aneesh Kumar from Kannur and Akash S Nair from Pathanamthitta were held today.</p>.<p>Minister Saji Cheriyan, Deputy Speaker Chittayam Gopakumar and various religious leaders took part in the funeral of Akash, a Pandalam resident.</p>.<p>Six people from Pathanamthitta district lost their lives in the incident.</p>.<p>The funerals of the remaining seven people will be held in the coming days, sources said.</p>.<p>Officials said that 49 people were killed in the fire in the Al-Mangaf building on June 12 and the majority of them were Indians; the remaining were Pakistani, Filipino, Egyptian and Nepali nationals.</p>.Lok Sabha Elections 2024 | CPI(M)'s anti-Muslim campaigns helped BJP win seat in Kerala, alleges IUML supremo.<p>Out of the total casualties, 45 were Indians.</p>.<p>The bodies of 23 Keralites, seven Tamil Nadu natives and one Karnataka native were brought to Kochi from Kuwait on a special flight of the Indian Air Force. </p>
<p>Pathanamthitta: The last rites of four <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/india/kerala">Keralites</a>, who lost their lives in the tragic <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/india/kerala/kuwait-fire-tragedy-13-victims-from-kerala-identified-cm-vijayan-convenes-special-cabinet-meet-3064847">fire incident in Kuwait</a> on June 12, were held at their respective hometowns in Kerala on Saturday where hundreds came to bid adieu.</p>.<p>The bodies of 23 Keralites who lost their lives in the fire that happened in one of the residential accommodations of a company at Mangaf in Kuwait, were brought to the state on Friday in a special flight from the Gulf nation.</p>.<p>The funerals of 12 Keralites were held on Friday itself, while four of them were held today.</p>.Congress targets Kerala CM, CPI(M) over Kumaraswamy joining Modi 3.0 govt.<p>The funerals of Lucas and Sajan George from Kollam, Aneesh Kumar from Kannur and Akash S Nair from Pathanamthitta were held today.</p>.<p>Minister Saji Cheriyan, Deputy Speaker Chittayam Gopakumar and various religious leaders took part in the funeral of Akash, a Pandalam resident.</p>.<p>Six people from Pathanamthitta district lost their lives in the incident.</p>.<p>The funerals of the remaining seven people will be held in the coming days, sources said.</p>.<p>Officials said that 49 people were killed in the fire in the Al-Mangaf building on June 12 and the majority of them were Indians; the remaining were Pakistani, Filipino, Egyptian and Nepali nationals.</p>.Lok Sabha Elections 2024 | CPI(M)'s anti-Muslim campaigns helped BJP win seat in Kerala, alleges IUML supremo.<p>Out of the total casualties, 45 were Indians.</p>.<p>The bodies of 23 Keralites, seven Tamil Nadu natives and one Karnataka native were brought to Kochi from Kuwait on a special flight of the Indian Air Force. </p>