94 OFWs, 3 dependents repatriated from Israel, Saudi Arabia
On Tuesday, 94 distressed overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) and three dependents returned to the Philippines through government repatriation efforts.
The Department of Migrant Workers announced that 45 OFWs and one dependent from Israel arrived at Ninoy Aquino International Airport via Etihad Airways on Wednesday.
Additionally, 49 OFWs and two dependents from Saudi Arabia arrived in Manila on Tuesday, with some coming from Al Khobar on Qatar Airways and others from Jeddah on Saudia Airlines.
The repatriated workers had been staying at Bahay Kalinga shelters in Saudi Arabia due to employment-related issues and sought government assistance to return home.
Upon arrival, the OFWs received immediate financial support through the DMW AKSYON Fund, temporary accommodation, transportation services, medical check-ups from MIAA Medical, and referrals to other government agencies for reintegration assistance.
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