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Indian killed in Iranian atack on Kuwait desalination plant

The Hindu · · 271 words · By PTI
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“An Indian national has been killed in Kuwait in Iranian strikes on a power and water desalination plant, the Indian Embassy said on Monday (March 30, 2026).”
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“Kuwait’s Ministry of Electricity, Water and Renewable Energy said a service building at one of its power and water distillation plants was damaged during the attack, according to the state-run KUNA news agency.”
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“Ministry spokesperson Fatima Jawhar Hayat said the strike resulted in the death of a worker of Indian nationality, Gulf News reported.”
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“The Ministry said that operational efficiency across the electricity and water network in the country remains intact.”
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“Recently, an Indian national was among two killed in the UAE when debris of missiles intercepted by the country’s air defence system fell on a street.”
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“Iran's retaliation after the joint U.S. and Israel strikes on Tehran on February 28 has escalated the war to the entire Gulf region.”
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