180 OFWs in Thailand to be repatriated today
180 overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) are scheduled to be repatriated noontime from Don Muang International Airport.

180 overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) are scheduled to be repatriated noontime from Don Muang International Airport.
Kudos to all the people behind the page for spreading love, compassion and generosity in times of difficulty.
There are only 122 confirmed COVID-19 cases in Cambodia. Out of the confirmed cases, 110 have already recovered and cured.
The Thailand-Philippines Business Council donated 200 packs (1,000 kgs) of rice and 500 pieces of fabric masks. Khàawp khun mâak!
The highly-contagious disease has also killed 25 more overseas Filipinos, the highest reported number of deaths in two weeks, raising the total to 140 deaths
“Sana balance, hindi one-sided. We are in the same situation. Kung wala lang COVID-19, wala sanang problema. Habaan pa yung pasensya. We will be there,” he added.
Each of them paid 130,000 to 140,000 pesos for their eight months internship for an opportunity to land on a cruise job.
Here is the update on the first batch of food packs distribution. The next batch will be announced soon once all the beneficiaries received their food packs.
To everyone who was instrumental in making this endeavor a success, our words are not enough to express our gratitude in doing your part. May our effort also inspire other groups and entities in helping our financially affected kababayan here in the kingdom. May God bless us all!
Isang grupo ng mga OFWs sa Thailand bumuo ng petisyon upang hikayatin ang gobyerno lalo na si Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello III at OWWA Administrator Hans Leo Cacdac na isama ang mga Pilipinong mangagawa sa Thailand sa mga makakatanggap ng ayudang 10,000 pesos ng programang DOLE-AKAP.
To apply for the cash assistance program, on-site OFWs must visit the Philippine Overseas Labor Office in their host country. There is no POLO office in Thailand as well.
Majority of Filipino workers in Thailand are educators working in schools, colleges and universities.
For Filipinos affected by COVID-19 in Pattaya, you may contact Gilbert Dong Juanim (0946616285) or Roma Amor.
A Philippine man, 27, who worked as a receptionist at the same hotel in Patong with patient 106.
In need kababayan may contact United Filipinos in Thailand Facebook page for assistance.
Any amount of help will make a big difference to our fellow OFWs affected by this epidemic.