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Transport planes are missing – 'Again we have to beg for help'
Several countries are organizing repatriation flights for their stranded citizens in the Middle East.
2 Mar, 16:00 — 2 Mar, 16:28
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channel-news-asiaMostly Factual180d ago
Singaporeans stranded by Middle East airspace shutdown face delays, rising costs
The Singaporeans CNA spoke to said the situation remains calm, but the lack of a clear timeline for leaving is weighing on them as concern grows about the cost of extended stays.
Read full article →philstarMostly Factual180d ago
Government prepares for mass OFW evacuation in Middle East
There is no mandatory repatriation yet, but the government is prepared for a massive evacuation of Filipinos should hostilities worsen in the Middle East, a Cabinet official said yesterday.
By Helen Flores
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