Qatar, the host country of this year's World Cup, has been criticized for its disregard for human rights and the safety of construction workers at the stadium, which has led to a number of accidents resulting in deaths and injuries. A few days ago, a Filipino worker was run over by a vehicle at a construction site. In response to the incident, the CEO of the Qatar World Cup, Al Qaeda, was criticized for being too cold-blooded when he blandly stated that death is a part of life.
In an interview with BBC UK, Ekada mentioned the accident in question and he immediately blackened his face and said: we are organizing a successful World Cup and 1 foreign worker died, is this something you want to discuss now? Death is a part of life, it happens at work, or in sleep, 1 worker died, our condolences go out to his family, but I'm surprised you made this the first question asked. Al-Qaeda believes that the Western media deliberately magnified the incident to tarnish Qatar's image.
