Unable to attend mother’s funeral back home, Dubai worker stabs colleague 11 times ...United Arab Emirates

Dubai: A Dubai-based man stabbed a colleague after his company failed to send him home for his mother’s funeral, the Dubai Court of First Instance heard on Tuesday. The 38-year-old Indian accused allegedly lost his temper with his colleague after he didn’t put him on a list of workers being repatriated to India. Records showed that in August this year, the 25-year-old Indian victim was told by his construction company to inform 22 workers to be ready for repatriation flights. “The suspect wanted to know why his name wasn’t on this list of people. He told me that his mother was very sick and that he needed to return home. I told him it wasn’t my decision,” said the Indian victim in records.

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