Three Pakistani workers perished in a tragic incident in Doha, Qatar, when a poorly maintained building collapsed while they were inside, according to News.
On Wednesday, the seven-story building collapsed, damaging a nearby three-story building with some of its pieces. Jamal Mazhar, Muhammad Azim, and Zeeshan Hafeez were among those who passed away.
The seven-story structure reportedly housed various Egyptians, Filipinos, and Pakistanis. There have not yet been any additional revelations regarding the collapse’s possible cause.
Pakistani migrants have already lost many of their numbers in previous incidents while attempting to cross the ocean by boat.
Three Pakistanis were killed earlier this month in a fatal boat crash close to the city of Benghazi in Libya. In addition to offering the families of the victims their condolences, the Foreign Office (FO) assisted in relocating the deceased to Pakistan.
The same thing happened last month when a different small boat carrying migrants collided with rocks off the coast of southern Italy, killing about 58 people, including a number of Pakistanis. Migrants from Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and other nations had boarded the boat in Turkey. On the other hand, stormy weather caused it to crash close to Steccato di Cutro on Calabria’s eastern coast.
