KUWAIT CITY – The aftermath of the tragic Al-Mangaf building fire in Kuwait City has left 35 individuals dead and 15 others hospitalized, with four later succumbing to their injuries. The blaze, which broke out in a densely populated workers’ residence, was swiftly contained by fire department responders. Most casualties were attributed to smoke inhalation as residents slept, with a considerable number successfully evacuated from the scene.
The Ministry of Health has mobilized resources to provide medical care to 43 individuals affected by the fire, ranging from minor to severe injuries. Four fatalities have been confirmed, with the injured receiving treatment at various hospitals across the region. Medical teams are working diligently to ensure prompt and intensive care for those in need, while monitoring their condition closely.
In the wake of the disaster, specialized medical teams have been deployed to offer psychological and emotional support to the victims and their families. Meanwhile, high-ranking officials, including the First Deputy Prime Minister and the Minister of Defense, Sheikh Fahd Al-Yousef, are present at the site of the incident in Mangaf. Sheikh Fahd Al-Yousef has taken punitive action by ordering the detention of the company official and building guard responsible for the tragic event.
As investigations continue into the cause of the fire, authorities are working diligently to gather all necessary information and ensure that those affected receive the support and services they require. The coordination between various agencies and medical facilities remains paramount in managing the aftermath of this devastating incident. The community as a whole is coming together in support of the victims and their families during this difficult time.