Hardeep Singh, 29, and fellow Indian Hardev Singh were two of the three men killed in the deadly blast in Abu Dhabi on Monday.
The Pakistan embassy confirmed on Friday that Mamoor Khan was the third man who died in the strike, and that his body reached Peshawar airport on Wednesday.
An Indian embassy spokeswoman said two bodies had also been repatriated on Thursday.
Hardeep’s relative Gagandeep Singh, 33, said that his cousin’s nickname among the family was “ladla” — meaning “my loved one”.
“We were more than brothers. He was the youngest in the family and we all loved him. He is a very nice man. An honest man,” he said through tears.
“Till now we feel that he would call us. We do accept it and it is in God’s hands but this is very hard.”
Hardeep was one of the three drivers killed in the blast. He had been working for Adnoc for two years when the explosion happened.
The attack on the civilian facility injured six and killed three. It was condemned by world leaders and diplomatic efforts are under way to add Yemen’s Houthi group to the US list of terrorist groups.
Hardeep was one of the youngest killed in the blast. He was from Amritsar, Punjab. He married 10 months ago and was an only child. His father passed away two years ago, meaning the fatal blast has left Hardeep’s mother on her own.
“His mother had no one but him,” said Gagandeep.
“There is no one she has in the world other than Hardeep. There is now no one. He used to support his mum.”
The UAE government and leadership have offered their support for the families of the victims. Hardeep’s mother and family will now be provided for by the UAE government.
