Qatar’s World Cup chief Hassan al-Thawadi said the number of worker deaths for the tournament is “between 400 and 500” for the first time, a drastically higher number than any other ...

The number of deaths among workers for the Qatar-hosted 2022 World Cup is "between 400 and 500," a top Qatar official said, the Associated Press reported. A comment made by Qatar's Supreme Committee ...

Looming behind the excitement of the upcoming 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar is the toll it ... there were "between 400 and 50" deaths among workers at World Cup stadium construction sites.

50 people suffered work-related deaths, 500 were seriously injured, and 37,600 sustained mild to moderate injuries. Average high temperatures in Qatar exceed 100F (37.7C) for five months of the year.

Last week, a senior official in Qatar’s World Cup organization, Hassan al-Thawadi, put the number of worker deaths during construction for the tournament “between 400 and 500,” a drastically ...

said in a TV interview with British journalist Piers Morgan that aired on Nov. 30 that the number of migrant worker deaths at World Cup-related projects was “between 400 and 500”. * Qatar ...

For Hassan al-Thawadi, secretary general of Qatar’s World Cup organising committee, “between 400 and 500” migrants died ... for accidents or deaths at work or wage theft in the decade ...

The total number of migrant worker deaths during the 12-year cycle of Qatar’s World Cup has oscillated from three to 6,500, from 400 to 37. The New York Times reported just before the tournament ...

A security guard died after suffering a fall at a World Cup stadium in Qatar, tournament organisers said on Wednesday. The Supreme Committee said that John Njau Kibue fell at Lusail Stadium on ...

The High Court today sought a list of Bangladeshi migrant workers who died or got injured while constructing hotels and stadiums in Qatar between 2010 and 2022 in preparation for the last year's FIFA ...

TIME spoke to dozens of migrant workers about abuses, reforms, and what comes after the World Cup. msn back to msn home news Skip To Navigation Skip To Content Skip To Footer Sign in ...