The two bodies were discovered in a room in a holiday resort in the Al-Rumeih district, police said.
Liquor was brewed in the room and the guard smelled the stench and informed the police.
Police broke the room's door and found bodies of the Indian workers, whose ages were estimated at between 30 and 40 years, Arab News reported.
Police said that initial probe showed that there was no evidence of violence and ruled out any criminal motives in the case.
Confirming the two deaths, an Indian embassy official said that the mission did not have more details of the case.
He, however, added that the embassy would extend its support to the authorities to find out the cause of the deaths and help the families of the deceased.
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