Philippine News Agency
2 more Filipinos flown out of Afghanistan
Two more Filipinos have safely evacuated Kabul, raising the total number of Filipinos who have left Afghanistan to 185.
These two individuals are currently in Dushanbe, Tajikistan.
Additionally, 22 more Filipinos arrived in Manila from London and are currently undergoing quarantine.
Approximately 24 Filipinos remain in Afghanistan, with 16 of them having requested repatriation.
The Philippine government continues its efforts to evacuate the remaining Filipinos from the country.
The Philippines has placed Afghanistan under Alert Level 4, mandating evacuation due to the uncertain security situation.
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