ISANG Pilipino ang hinihinalang nagpakamatay sa loob ng kanyang tirahan sa isang shipyard sa Malaysia.
Sa report ng The Star, ang 30-anyos na Pilipino ay natagpuang naliligo sa sarili niyang dugo. Pinaniniwalaang sinaksak niya ang kanyang sarili. Sinabi rin sa report na walang ebidensiya na nagpapakitang nagkaroon ng kaguluhan sa loob ng kuwarto ng nagpatiwakal.
Samantala, sinabi naman ng Department of Foreign Affairs na wala pa silang natatanggap na balita ukol dito. Ayon sa The Star, ang Pinoy na manggagawa ay malamang na nagpakamatay 2:30 p.m. noong Sabado.
Ayon sa report, isinugod pa ang ’di pa nakikilalang Pilipino sa Miri Hospital. Ngunit binawian pa rin siya ng buhay dahil sa pagkawala ng dugo at dami ng saksak.
Published : Wednesday May 23, 2012 | Category : OFW | Views : 75
By : Itchie G. Cabayan
ALFREDO Salmos, the overseas Filipino worker (OFW) in Saudi Arabia who was electrocuted in 2010, is finally home. Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) media affairs division head Ma. Connie Bungag said Salmos arrived from Jeddah 12:50 p.m. at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 1. Salmos’ family expressed gratitude... Read more
Published : Thursday May 17, 2012 | Category : OFW | Views : 289
By : Jun Pisco
AN overseas Filipino worker in Saudi Arabia who was electrocuted in 2010 is set to come home in the next few weeks. Vice President Jejomar C. Binay said Alfredo Salmos suffered severe injuries and was unable to work since the accident. “I am pleased to announce that our kababayan, Mr.... Read more
Published : Sunday May 06, 2012 | Category : OFW | Views : 546
MAKAKAUWI na rin ng bansa si Alfredo Salmos, 52, tubong-Nueva Ecija, na mistulang isang buhay na patay ngayon sa Saudi Arabia. Nalapnos ang kanyang katawan at nagdikit ang kanyang baba at leeg matapos makuryente sa isang aksidente habang nagtatrabaho bilang technician sa Jeddah. Puspusan ang tulong ng tanggapan ni Vice President... Read more
Published : Saturday May 05, 2012 | Category : OFW | Views : 548
FIFTY-FIVE stranded overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) in Papua New Guinea have been sent home, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said yesterday. In a report to the DFA, the Philippine Embassy in Port Moresby said the stranded OFWs were expected to arrive in Manila yesterday from Manus, Papua New Guinea. Philippine... Read more
Published : Thursday May 03, 2012 | Category : OFW | Views : 461
By : Joel dela Torre
THE Overseas Workers and Welfare Administration has turned on its social networking site to further monitor situations and working status of overseas Filipino workers. OWWA Advocacy and Social Marketing Division head Reynaldo Tayag said that they will open both their Twitter and Facebook accounts to have a better relationship with... Read more
