India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) data, as reported by Times of India, indicates that Indian nationals die in workplace accidents in Gulf countries at a rate of about three deaths every week. The report attributes the figure to MEA records tracking fatalities involving Indian workers abroad. While the article focuses on the overall weekly count rather than naming specific incidents, it underscores an ongoing pattern of workplace accidents affecting Indian expatriates across the Gulf region. The reported deaths are framed as part of a broader set of labor-related risks encountered by Indian workers overseas, with the MEA monitoring such cases. The available information does not provide a breakdown by country, sector, employer, or cause of death within the summary provided, nor does it specify any particular year or time period beyond the weekly average implied by the headline. Overall, the story presents MEA data as the basis for quantifying the number of deaths and highlights the continuing occurrence of fatal workplace accidents among Indian workers in Gulf countries.