A total of 76 overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) from conflict-torn Lebanon are now back in the country amid the continuous repatriation program of the government, the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) said.
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00:00A total of 76 overseas Filipino workers or OFWs from conflict-torn Lebanon are now back
00:08in the country amid the continuous repatriation program of the government, the Department
00:14of Migrant Workers said.
00:16DMW Secretary Hans-Leo Kakdak said the arrival of the 76 OFWs on Sunday night, October 20,
00:25brought to 636 the total number of Filipino migrant workers who were transported back
00:31in the country since the repatriation started in October last year.
00:37The 76 OFWs arrived at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 on Sunday night via the
00:44Emirates EK334.
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