article_snippet: Nepali migrant workers have the lowest per capita income in Qatar," says Suryanath Mishra, who served as ambassador to Qatar from 2007 to 2012.
article_snippet: They get exploited the most out of all the migrant workers.
article_snippet: With more than 350,000 migrant workers, Nepalis make up the second-biggest community in Qatar, after Indians, the embassy in Qatar claims.
article_snippet: When contacted about the deaths of foreign workers in Qatar, a spokesman for the labor ministry said that all workers deserve to be protected against exploitation.
article_snippet: Saad Al-Mraikhi estimated that some 400 Indian and Nepalese workers die each year in Qatar.
article_snippet: While the vast majority of workers in Qatar are fairly treated, we recognise that a minority are not.  
article_snippet: Mishra, the former ambassador, says 55% of Nepali migrant workers deaths in Qatar are from "sudden" cardiac arrest, 20% die from work-related accidents, 15% from traffic accidents and an alarming 10% commit suicide.
article_snippet: Nepali government records show more than 290 workers have died in the Gulf state in the past 420 days.
article_snippet: Put another way, two Nepali workers die in Qatar every three days.
article_snippet: In general, it is due to tension led by exploitation, adverse climate, poor working and living conditions and alcoholic intoxication.