Tragedy Strikes: Migrant Workers' Journey Ends in Goa Nightclub Fire

Three migrant workers from Jharkhand perished in a devastating fire at a Goa nightclub. Their bodies were transported to Ranchi with the assistance of local officials. The Jharkhand government has provided financial aid to the victims' families and is coordinating efforts to bring stranded family members back home.

The bodies of three migrant workers from Jharkhand, who died in a catastrophic fire at a nightclub in Goa, were returned to Ranchi on Monday, officials reported.

The victims, Pradeep and Binod Mahto, brothers from Fatehpur village, and Mohit Munda from Govindpur village, tragically lost their lives in the blaze that engulfed the North Goa venue after midnight on Sunday.

Agriculture Minister Shilpy Neha Tirkey collaborated with Goa authorities to facilitate the transport of the bodies back to her constituency, Mandar. Additionally, the Labour Department has provided Rs 50,000 to each victim's family as immediate aid, and steps are being taken to return other affected family members from Goa to Ranchi.

(With inputs from agencies.)