Manila Bulletin
Over 400 Ukraine-based Filipinos now out of danger--DFA
The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) has repatriated 342 Filipinos from Ukraine, with 63 others evacuated to neighboring countries.
The DFA has assisted a total of 405 Filipinos in Ukraine.
Among the latest repatriates are 12 seafarers from MV Filia Joy and MV Filia Glory, who arrived in Clark, Pampanga on March 22.
A Filipino child, accompanied by his Ukrainian mother, was also repatriated on March 22.
The Philippine government previously called for an immediate cessation of hostilities in Ukraine.
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