This is the Google Form for the registration of Filipinos who want to avail the Fourth Special Chartered Flight from Bangkok to Manila tentatively scheduled on 26 July 2020 (Sunday) in the evening.
"Hindi pa ako nakaranas tumira sa kahit na 3-star hotel sa buong buhay ko. First time ito at sa panahon pa ng COVID. Maraming salamat sa mahal na Presidente Duterte sa pag-aalaga sa aming mga OFWs. Hinding hindi ko ito makakalimutan", said one of the OFW repatriates.
Six municipal schools and two nurseries in Thailand’s eastern province of Rayong are to be closed starting July 14, Tuesday until further notice as a precautionary measure, after members of an Egyptian military delegation visited a mall and other venues in the province last week.
I’m sharing my experiences because many of you want to know what happens once you reach Manila. I landed in Manila morning of July 6 with other repatriates from Thailand through the second special chartered flight.
The next special chartered flight will be moved to July 16, 2020.
Thailand reported 2 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday, with 0 deaths reported, the total is now at 3,197 and 58 deaths. On Monday, CCSA reported that Thailand had no COVID-19 locally contracted cases in the last 42 days.
Following the successful First and Second Special Chartered Flights June 25 and July 5 respectively, a Third Special Chartered Flight from Bangkok to Manila is now being arranged for Filipinos who want to return home and are willing to pay for their one-way air ticket.
Bago ang flight kailangan din mag-register sa oasis.owwa.gov.ph at Red Cross e-cif.redcross.org.ph.
As part of their commitment to help overseas Filipino workers in Thailand, St. Robert’s Global Education (SRGE) has been giving food packs to many Filipinos affected by the coronavirus pandemic. To date, SRGE has already given at least 160,000 THB in food packs and cash donations to several groups and individuals. Its latest recipients were […]
If there is enough number of passengers, a tentative flight can be arranged as soon as Thailand issues Certificate of Entry (COE) to foreign nationals with Work Permit. If you are interested, kindly fill up this google registration form (https://bit.ly/37ZQ5mP) with your full name, Philippine mobile number, email, COE and work permit status.
Each food pack costs 300 THB with five kgs of rice, 10 noodles, 10 eggs, 3 sardines, 1 cooking oil and mung bean.
Here’s a tribute song sung by Filipino musicians in Samui and Pattaya, Thailand for coronavirus frontliners around the world.
Filipino nurses working at BNH Hospital in Bangkok sent their gratitude to a group of Filipinos who visited and gave them a “package of appreciation”. “A heartfelt gratitude to #Love Bangkok by Evangelical Church of Bangkok (ECB) thru (MIT)-Bayanihan We Heal As One and to FaYe Alvarez’s group for being thoughtful by visiting Filipino Frontliner […]
Along the road, stories of laughter, tension, exhaustion, hunger, and success were rapidly printing like the banknotes in the Royal Mint of Spain.
Total cash donation as of April 24 is 198,589 THB. Below is the report for the first and second waves of distribution.
Kudos to all the people behind the page for spreading love, compassion and generosity in times of difficulty.
