Isa sa mga Pilipinong tripulanteng sakay ng MV Transworld Navigator na inatake ng mga rebeldeng...
Isa sa mga Pilipinong tripulanteng sakay ng MV Transworld Navigator na inatake ng mga rebeldeng Houthi, ibinahagi ang naging karanasan
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00:00Trauma, that's what was left by the attack of the rebels in the Red Sea this weekend.
00:07One of our fellow countrymen who was saved from the incident,
00:11told us about his experience.
00:14Let's find out from Rod Lagusa.
00:18A new attack happened in the Red Sea.
00:22In this video, you can see the explosion that happened in MV Transworld Navigator,
00:27where some Filipinos were riding.
00:29A reason for the wreckage of their ships.
00:34According to the US Central Command,
00:36the Iranian-backed Houthis attacked the MV Transworld Navigator,
00:40which is a Liberian flag, Greek-owned and operated by Bulk Carrier,
00:43using the so-called Uncrewed Aerial System.
00:46Because of this, some crew members suffered minor injuries and the ship suffered moderate damage.
00:51This is the fourth attack of the Houthis on the so-called Faisal.
00:55PTV News Anchor Dominic Almelor and his brother, Joel Almelor, were with the crew members of this ship.
01:01It was just last night, in the Philippines,
01:04when his brother said that his ship was being attacked by the Houthis.
01:08According to his brother, they just woke up from the strong explosion.
01:12Based on the initial assessment,
01:14after the three consecutive attacks,
01:16there was no significant damage to their ship.
01:19I told him,
01:21Father Jesus Nazareno, help my brother and his crew members on the ship.
01:28Please save them.
01:29I can't bear it if something bad happens to my brother.
01:34They were just looking for a way to survive.
01:36But they will be involved in this mess,
01:41which they shouldn't deserve.
01:43According to Joel, it's a good thing that he didn't hit their rudder and propeller.
01:47Because of what happened, Joel was traumatized because of the attack.
01:50According to his brother,
01:52a guide came to them in the helicopter area.
01:55Based on the information he received,
01:57there were 27 Filipinos and 4 Sri Lankan seafarers on the crew here.
02:01According to me, if the seafarers agreed or not to go there,
02:06the captain or the ship owner or the manning agency should have a consent.
02:12They should be instructed not to go there
02:16because it's a war zone and it's a red flag area.
02:19Many incidents happened there.
02:21According to Joel's update,
02:23they are heading to the west side of Egypt where they can fix their ship.
02:26And because of what happened,
02:28he won't be joining the Red Sea again.
02:30According to Dominic,
02:32the Department of Migrant Workers is also cooperating with them
02:35to help the affected Filipinos.
02:38Rod Laguzad for Pamansang TV in Bagong, Philippines.