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More than 500 Indian workers have died in Qatar since 2012, figures show
As Qatar construction boom gathers pace ahead of 2022 World Cup, Indian government confirms scale of death toll
Foreign construction workers queue up for the bus back to an accommodation camp in Doha, Qatar. Photograph: EPA
More than 500 Indian migrant workers have died in Qatar since January 2012, revealing for the first time the shocking scale of death toll among those building the infrastructure for the 2022 World Cup.
Official figures confirmed by the Indian embassy in Doha reveal that 237 Indians working in Qatar died in 2012 and 241 in 2013. A further 24 Indians have died in January 2014.
These come after the Guardian revealed last month that 185 Nepalese workers had died in Qatar in 2013, taking the total from that country to at least 382 over two years.
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