Odisha put together tragedy: Kuttiadi mourns customer worker’s lack of life

By Express News Service

KOZHIKODE: The info of the lack of lifetime of Saddam Hussain, 29, a migrant worker who has been working at Kuttiadi metropolis and shut by areas, inside the put together tragedy in Odisha has shocked native residents. The West Bengal native, who had gone home on journey, was returning to Kozhikode, the place he has been primarily based for larger than 13 years when the tragedy occurred. He maintained a warmth relationship with residents and had many buddies in Kuttiadi.

“He stayed in Kuttiadi town and had been working at Daymart Hypermarket for several years. Saddam would often spend his evenings at a nearby ground playing with residents. He was fluent in Malayalam. We are all saddened by the news of his demise,” said Abdul Majeed A C, neighbour and Kuttiadi panchayat member.

Saddam was returning in time for the inauguration of the Daymart hypermarket in Kadiyangad subsequent week. Daymart chairman Muhammad Ali and MD Musthafa Vazhat said they’ve been stunned by the lack of life. “Saddam had been working at Daymart for the ultimate seven years.

He was a nice man. We visited his home in West Bengal remaining 12 months. He had gone to go to his one-and-a-half-month-old little one and partner and was on the way in which through which once more when the tragedy occurred. His family confirmed his lack of life on Saturday morning,” Musthafa said.

KOZHIKODE: The info of the lack of lifetime of Saddam Hussain, 29, a migrant worker who has been working at Kuttiadi metropolis and shut by areas, inside the put together tragedy in Odisha has shocked native residents. The West Bengal native, who had gone home on journey, was returning to Kozhikode, the place he has been primarily based for larger than 13 years when the tragedy occurred. He maintained a warmth relationship with residents and had many buddies in Kuttiadi.

“He stayed in Kuttiadi town and had been working at Daymart Hypermarket for several years. Saddam would often spend his evenings at a nearby ground playing with residents. He was fluent in Malayalam. We are all saddened by the news of his demise,” said Abdul Majeed A C, neighbour and Kuttiadi panchayat member.

Saddam was returning in time for the inauguration of the Daymart hypermarket in Kadiyangad subsequent week. Daymart chairman Muhammad Ali and MD Musthafa Vazhat said they’ve been stunned by the lack of life. “Saddam had been working at Daymart for the ultimate seven years.googletag.cmd.push(carry out() googletag.present(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );

He was a nice man. We visited his home in West Bengal remaining 12 months. He had gone to go to his one-and-a-half-month-old little one and partner and was on the way in which through which once more when the tragedy occurred. His family confirmed his lack of life on Saturday morning,” Musthafa said.