<p>Hoshiarpur: The mortal remains of Himat Rai, who was among those killed in a devastating fire in southern Kuwait's Mangaf, were brought here on Saturday.</p>.<p>The mortal remains have been kept in a mortuary in village Singriwala.</p>.<p>The cremation will take place on June 17 as his family is waiting for some relatives to come from abroad.</p>.<p>The family of Rai, 62, lives in Kakkon, a suburb of Hoshiarpur city.</p>.Kuwait fire: Mortal remains of two Odisha natives arrive in Bhubaneswar.<p>In the fire, 49 people were killed in the Al-Mangaf building on June 12. Majority of them were Indians.</p>.<p>The remaining were Pakistani, Filipino, Egyptian and Nepali nationals.</p>.<p>The building in southern Kuwait's Mangaf area housed around 195 migrant workers.</p>.<p>Rai, who was the sole breadwinner of his family, is survived by his wife, two married daughters and a minor son.</p>.<p>He had left India about 28 to 30 years ago and joined NBTC firm in Kuwait to earn his livelihood. He was working as a foreman in the fabrication department of NBTC, the family stated.</p>
<p>Hoshiarpur: The mortal remains of Himat Rai, who was among those killed in a devastating fire in southern Kuwait's Mangaf, were brought here on Saturday.</p>.<p>The mortal remains have been kept in a mortuary in village Singriwala.</p>.<p>The cremation will take place on June 17 as his family is waiting for some relatives to come from abroad.</p>.<p>The family of Rai, 62, lives in Kakkon, a suburb of Hoshiarpur city.</p>.Kuwait fire: Mortal remains of two Odisha natives arrive in Bhubaneswar.<p>In the fire, 49 people were killed in the Al-Mangaf building on June 12. Majority of them were Indians.</p>.<p>The remaining were Pakistani, Filipino, Egyptian and Nepali nationals.</p>.<p>The building in southern Kuwait's Mangaf area housed around 195 migrant workers.</p>.<p>Rai, who was the sole breadwinner of his family, is survived by his wife, two married daughters and a minor son.</p>.<p>He had left India about 28 to 30 years ago and joined NBTC firm in Kuwait to earn his livelihood. He was working as a foreman in the fabrication department of NBTC, the family stated.</p>