Bodies of two Nepalis missing in Doha ship capsize found, 10 others feared dead
Thursday, 02 July 2009 12:42
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The bodies of two Nepali workers among the 12 who went missing after a vessel capsized off Doha coast in Qatar early Tuesday morning have been recovered.

So far authorities have recovered 12 bodies of which two are said to be of Nepali workers while other bodies have not been identified, reports said.

The two Nepali workers whose bodies have been found have been identified as Shesh Nath Yadav of Bagada-6, Mahottari and Tilak Bahadur Khamcha of Gaurakot-1, Palpa.

Earlier, Nepal's embassy in Doha had identified the missing Nepalis as Ganga Bahadur Gurung of Gumdi-5, Dhading; Lila Ram Poudel of Chisti-1, Baglung; Mehdi Hussein Miyan of Feta-8, Bara; Abbas Ahmed of Kathkuja-1, Banke; Man Singh Khatri of Dibharna-3, Argakhachi; Rajib Kumar Dutta of Suja Bhawani-5, Mahottari; Shankar Bista of Hapure-2, Dang; Rishi Prasad Sharma Poudel of Kharga-3, Parwat; Jaya Bahadur Pun Magar of Jaulipokhari-8, Rolpa and Ghanshyam Sarki of Hapsekote-8, Nawalparasi.

They are all feared to be dead now as only 6 survivors were found during search and rescue operations. One of the survivors died later

Reports said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) is coordinating with its Doha embassy to make necessary preparation to bring the bodies of Nepali workers back to Nepal.

The ship operated by a UAE based group had capsized about two nautical miles off Doha coast

The twelve Nepalis were employees of the Doha-based HBK Power Cleaning. They were among 29 persons (including 11 Indians and one Bangladeshi) who went missing after the ship was lost in the sea. nepalnews.com


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Anonymous   |165.132.32.xxx |2009-07-02 23:33:02
This is very sad moment. I would like to express my heartly condolence. I am
very surprised to see the government planning about giving employment to people.
No any government has ever stressed over creating empolyment inside the country.
No movements for opening the closed industry and planning for new ones. Its so
shameful that foreign ministers are seeking job for its people in forein contry.
Even if all Nepalese will work on forein land and Nepal import a large amount of
revenue , Nepal will never prosper. Government should give all their attention
to creating emplyoment inside the country. THis is the one and only way Nepalese
people and Nepal can progress. All the maosit unions has severy damaged Nepali
industries by creating strikes and ultimate closure of some of them. When
industries closes, who will suffer, the one owner or the hundreds of poor people
who loose their jobs. ANd still they said they are fighting for poo...
Keshav Raj Pudasaini  - Sad demise and condolence !!!   |86.96.229.xxx |2009-07-02 12:24:51
I would like to convey my sincere condolences from my heart to all the families
of those Nepali Brothers who have lost their lives in the tragic ship sinking
accident in
Doha. May god give them power to face this irreparable loss of
life. Our government has to learn a lesion to find some ways that
creates
opportunities for all to get employed in our country. Had there been
enough jobs
here, I am sure these lives would have been saved.
Our Political
leaders now
need to come out with a vision of the security of its people and
not that they
have won votes for us and are always busy fighting for the chair
and the position.
May your soul be rest and peace in
haven…………………………..
nepali  - Sad news   |74.96.40.xxx |2009-07-02 10:14:50
I am sick of reading news on Nepalese workers' unnatural deaths in Arab
countries. Recently, there was a news on 24 deaths in a month in Qatar and now
this one. Government and related parties, please do something to provide more
safety to our Nepalese workers in Arab countries. These workers already don't
make much and besides, they are always in fear of losing lives.
agyat  - CONDOLENCE   |121.1.54.xxx |2009-07-02 07:56:00
This is very sad to hear. May the departed soul be rest in peace in heaven. I
express my heartfelt condolence to the grief family.
All the Blame goes on
the political leaders who are fighting for the chairs, if they have given the
employment they shouldn't have taken there last breath in the other countries,
Be aware there soul is always against the political leaders. I know now these
leaders are happy but be aware after your death you will have harden life, like
bitting an iron rice because you are gonna boiled on a hot boiling oil. Leaders!
think on it from your heart....
God! we prayed you let us do something for
our countries, and let us take our last breath in our countries...

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