A government source disclosed to Al-Qabas that, in response to royal directives, families of the victims of the tragic Al-Mangaf building fire will each receive compensation totaling $15,000. This financial aid aims to provide support to the bereaved families during this challenging period.

According to the source, compensation payments will be processed and delivered to the respective embassies of the victims, which will then ensure the funds are distributed to the affected families. This method is designed to expedite the process and ensure prompt and efficient assistance to the victims’ families.

In a related development, the source emphasized the government’s stringent measures against housing violations. Workers residing in accommodations that fail to meet legal standards will face swift deportation within 3 to 4 days. This decisive deportation policy underscores the government’s commitment to upholding housing regulations and ensuring safe living conditions.

Additionally, the source clarified that no new shelter centers will be established for these workers. The existing shelter centers are deemed adequate to meet current needs, with the government believing that the current infrastructure can accommodate any displaced individuals resulting from enforcement actions.

This announcement is part of broader efforts to address the aftermath of the Al-Mangaf fire and uphold housing standards in the country. The government remains dedicated to providing immediate relief to affected families while ensuring prompt and effective enforcement of housing regulations.