OFW Wilma Auza dies from cardiac arrest while returning home

The Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) confirmed on Wednesday that an overseas Filipino worker (OFW) named Wilma Auza died from cardiac arrest while traveling home to Dumaguete.

Auza, who had completed her contract in Kuwait and was returning home, passed away inside a passenger bus on Monday.

OWWA Administrator Patricia Yvonne Caunan stated they are gathering more information as reports suggest she visited other areas before heading to Dumaguete.

The agency is coordinating closely with Auza's family to provide support and financial assistance under existing programs for the welfare of left-behind families.

In their statement, OWWA highlighted Wilma's dedication and sacrifice for her family's future, emphasizing the strength and heroism of Filipino workers abroad.

OWWA expressed condolences to Wilma's family during this difficult time, acknowledging her contributions and sacrifices.

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