From the November 25, 2022, edition of Fox News' Your World with Neil Cavuto

ALEX HOGAN (REPORTER): The small Middle Eastern country faced a tremendous amount of scrutiny ahead of hosting the global event over claims of inhumane working conditions for the workers involved in building the stadiums and World Cup facilities. Human rights groups say that thousands of workers have died, and today I sat down with a senior Qatari official who disputed many of those claims. 

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HOGAN: Is there any acknowledgement about the number of people who might have died building these stadiums?

FATMA AL NUAIMI (QATAR SUPREME COMMITTEE SPOKESPERSON): There's been a lot of figures being misrepresented in media or around the world. But, I mean, I would like to confirm that, sadly, I mean, the number of workers that have been died on our sites as work-related is three deaths.