The police and the Indian community in Eastern Province are searching for the employer of two Indian workers who died in a car accident on Al-Khobar Highway two weeks ago. Police and Indian community leaders want the employer to come forward and decide whether to bury Mukthyar Malek and Yaseen Hameed here in the Kingdom or send their remains in India. The remains are now kept at the morgue of the Dammam Medical Complex. Malek, 37 years, who was driving the vehicle, and Hameed, 58, died on the spot with severe head injuries. The mangled bodies of the victims were brought to the hospital by Dhahran police who responded immediately after the accident. Normally, the sponsors or company representatives, or friends and relatives will come and identify the corpse. But in this case nobody is coming forward to claim or make positive identification of the victims. Nobody has also reported them to be missing. The personal information of these dead bodies as gathered by Saudi Gazette is as follows: Mukthyar Malek, age 37, Passport No. A. 8930222, issued from Ahmedabad, India, Iqama number 22409834828 issued from Riyadh passport office, profession - driver. Yaseen Hameed, age 58, Passport No. 00068652, Iqama number 2018484648 issued from Riyadh passport office, profession - labor. Anybody who knows the employer of the two victims may contact the Dhahran police station, Kerala Relief Wing Expatriate Welfare Organizer Shaji Waynad (mobile no. 0504940426) or hospital staff Noushad (mobile no. 0505267266). __
