Mangaluru: Ronald D’Souza from Kuthar dies in Saudi Arabia – MLA Khader extends helping hand


Mohan Kuthar

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP)

Mangaluru, Mar 23: A person from Kuthar, who was employed at Saudi Arabia, died recently under mysterious circumstances. MLA U T Khader, has extended his helping hand in bringing the man's mortal remains back home. Saudi-based organization, Indian Social Forum, also has been striving to see that the man's body is brought back to his native place.

Ronald D’Souza (50) from Kuthar Pandith House, who was working in Saudi Arabia, passed away. Conditions under which his death occurred have remained a mystery till now. He was found dead in his room on March 19, it is said. Ronald had talked to his family members through video phone that day, but did not receive calls made at night. He had informed that he would be returning home in two days. On March 21, a Mumbai-based private agency informed them that Ronald was no more.

Ronald was working as an electrician for a company named Osol Al Ban at Jizan.

At the request of the family of the deceased, MLA U T Khader contacted G K Saleem Guruvayanakere and Siddique Ullal, who are associated with Indian Social Forum. They checked with various hospitals and expressed the confidence of being able to send the body back to native place once police processes are completed.

Ronald has left behind wife Saritha D'Souza and children Rion (16) and Rovin (14).

 

 

 

 

  

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  • H. Almeida., Bendur/Andheri.

    Tue, Mar 23 2021

    Rest in eternal peace !!! Thousands of citizens, from the coastal belt of Karnataka, are forced to flee and work in inhuman conditions, in the middle east nations.... had this region been developed by sucessive government, then those skilled workforce, would have found gainful livelihood within the state. This ugly rot continues till date Hope the present government make efforts and push for industrialization of this region.

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  • Joel, Mangalore

    Tue, Mar 23 2021

    The problem isn't less jobs, but its low salary given to employs while their managers enough the profits. its time the government makes some changes in the minimum wage act

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Tue, Mar 23 2021

    Hats off Khader Bhai. We have to investigate sudden death of Ronald D’Souza. RIP ...

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  • Cynthia, Kirem

    Tue, Mar 23 2021

    May the departed soul of Mr Ronald rest in peace Amen.....Condolences to his near and dear ones. I heard that there are no flights from Saudi....What he meant he would come in two days god alone knows....really sad

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  • Santan Mascarenhas, Kinnigoli/Bangalore

    Tue, Mar 23 2021

    I think one can travel from Saudi Arabia to any country in gulf or other country, and then proceed to India, though there are no direct flights from Saudi to India. However, how he meant to travel, he only would have known. RIP Ronald. Yes, it is really sad.

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  • Cynthia, Kirem

    Tue, Mar 23 2021

    Santan sir, thanks for the clarification. But, what i have given to understand is, he has to be under quarantine (7 or 14 i dont know)if he travels to other gulf countries before catching flight to india. Because just before lent there was a wedding in my close relations. One of the cousins is in saudi...Rest were in dubai. Allof them had come except saudi cousin...Even Singapore theres quarantine in a hotel. Most probably he meant to say that he will come but not alive.....its sad..RIP Ronald

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