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Six Filipino seamen who survived a shipwreck off the coast of South Africa’s Port Elizabeth last May 3 arrived back home yesterday, saying they were very happy to be alive and back home in spite of Typhoon "Caloy."


The seafarers arrived from South Africa yesterday afternoon aboard an Emirates Airways flight via Dubai. They were escorted by their manning agency’s crewing manager, Captain German Mendez.


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Acting Labor Secretary Manuel Imson also confirmed that South African maritime authorities have already called off the intensive search and rescue operations that went on for several days, which resulted in the successful rescue of six Filipino crewmen.


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Kinilala ang anim na seamen na sina 4th engineering Allan Omol, Aljess Miranda, buson, Lee Alemania, deckboy, Elizer Paulino, deckboy, Reantonio Vergara, deck cadet at Sherie Montano, engine boy na pawang mga crew members ng bulk carrier MV Alexandros.


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Six Pinoy survivors of shipwreck come home

By Rainier Allan Ronda | May 14, 2006 - 12:00am

Six Filipino seamen who survived a shipwreck off the coast of South Africa’s Port Elizabeth last May 3 arrived back home yesterday, saying they were very happy to be alive and back home in spite of Typhoon...

Headlines

DOLE to pursue benefits for Filipino seamen still missing in South Africa

By James Mananghaya | May 9, 2006 - 12:00am

The Philippine government is determined to pursue benefits for six Filipino crewmen of the ill-fated bulk carrier that sank off South Africa’s southeastern coast last week, and assured the families of 18 others...

Metro

6 Pinoy seamen sa lumubog na barko ligtas na

May 6, 2006 - 12:00am

Kinumpirma kahapon ng Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) na nasa mabuti ng kondisyon ang anim na Filipino seamen na nailigtas matapos na lumubog ang kanilang barko sa South Africa kamakalawa. Kinilala ang...

Bansa