KG Abraham is a partner and managing director of NBTC group. which is the biggest construction group in Kuwait. In Kerala, he is the chairman of Crowne Plaza, Kochi which is a 5-star category hotel with the best hospitality service provided.
Abraham has invested in many other projects in Kerala and he is a man with extraordinary vision who always gives at most consideration for his employees at all levels. KG Abraham is a businessman from Thiruvalla in Kerala.
Abraham popularly referred to as KGA is the Founder and Chairman of KGA Group, based in Kuwait since 1977 in Oil and Allied industries recognized as “Naser M A1 Baddah & Partner Gen. Trading. & Contracting. Co. W.LL” (NBTC), having activities in the Middle East and Indian Subcontinent with varied interests in Turnkey projects: Engineering, Construction, Contracting, Marketing besides the Educational field. KGA invests in private companies in a variety of industries. plays an active role in the development of its portfolio companies, and is actively involved in de novo company formations.
What happened in Kuwait?
A devastating fire in Kuwait’s Mangaf district has claimed the lives of at least 51 people, including five Indians, with several others sustaining burns. The tragedy unfolded in a building housing around 200 labourers, including workers from Kerala and Tamil Nadu.
How did the fire start?
The fire. which started in the kitchen of a labor camp around 4:30 am local time, rapidly engulfed the upper floors, leaving residents trapped due to sealed glass windows.
The death toll may increase
Desperate to escape. some individuals resorted to jumping from the building, resulting in further tragedy. Many suffered severe burn injuries and suffocation from the thick smoke. Emergency services swiftly responded, transporting the injured to nearby hospitals for urgent medical attention. According to the reports. there is a chance that the number of deaths may increase as many people are critically injured.
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar expressed shock over the incident. with the Indian ambassador visiting the
camp to assess the situation.