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Some 228 Filipino workers will be repatriated from Kazakhstan this week following riots at an oil field run jointly by US oil firm Chevron and the Kazak government, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said yesterday.
The Philippine embassy in Pakistan, which has jurisdiction over Kazakhstan, said in a report to the DFA that the 228 Filipino oil workers were repatriated from Tengiz and will arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) on separate flights tomorrow and Saturday.
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Tuluyan nang nilisan ng mga Pinoy workers ang oil field sa Tengiz, Kazakhstan sa desisyong uuwi na lamang silang lahat sa bansa dala ng labis na pangamba sa kanilang seguridad dulot ng namumuo pa ring tensiyon sa pagitan ng Kazakhs at Turkish workers doon.
Sa ulat ng Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), nakatakdang dumating sa bansa ngayong Nobyembre 23 at 26 sa magkahiwalay na flight ang dalawang batch ng 228 Pinoy workers.
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Some 228 Filipino workers will be repatriated from Kazakhstan this week following riots at an oil field run jointly by US oil firm Chevron and the Kazak government, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said yesterday.
The Philippine embassy in Pakistan, which has jurisdiction over Kazakhstan, said in a report to the DFA that the 228 Filipino oil workers were repatriated from Tengiz and will arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) on separate flights tomorrow and Saturday.
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Tuluyan nang nilisan ng mga Pinoy workers ang oil field sa Tengiz, Kazakhstan sa desisyong uuwi na lamang silang lahat sa bansa dala ng labis na pangamba sa kanilang seguridad dulot ng namumuo pa ring tensiyon sa pagitan ng Kazakhs at Turkish workers doon.
Sa ulat ng Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), nakatakdang dumating sa bansa ngayong Nobyembre 23 at 26 sa magkahiwalay na flight ang dalawang batch ng 228 Pinoy workers.
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[Title] => First batch of OFWs from Kazakhstan arrives
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The first batch of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) in Tengiz, Kazakhstan arrived in the country yesterday, relieved that they have escaped the chaos said to be prevailing in the eastern European country.
The 11 mostly oil field workers recounted tales of marauding Kazakhs who, they said, harassed mostly Turkish and Romanians in Kazakh factories due to a feeling of resentment toward foreigners working their oil fields.
The OFWs came home via Emirates Airways Flight EK 332, which landed at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal I at around 4:25 p.m.
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[Title] => 176 Pinoy sa Kazakhstan uuwi na
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Nagpasyang umuwi sa bansa ang may 176 Filipino oil workers dahil sa labis na pangamba sa kanilang seguridad sa Tengiz, Kazakhstan.
Ayon sa ulat, unang hiniling ng 176 Pinoy oil workers na bigyan sila ng hazard pay para sa pagpapanatili ng mga ito, subalit sa kalaunan ay nagpahayag ang mga ito ng kagustuhang umuwi na lamang sa Pilipinas.
Ayon sa Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), mula noong Sabado ay wala ng iniuulat na nangyaring kaguluhan doon, kasabay ng pagpakalat ng 300 security personel sa oil field na ipinadala ng Kazakh government.
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Amid tensions between foreign and Kazakh workers, the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) ordered yesterday the suspension of deployment of Filipino workers to Tengiz, Kazakhstan.
"In view of the disturbing situation in Tengiz that might adversely affect the security and welfare of our Filipino workers, the processing and deployment of Filipino workers to any work site in Tengiz is suspended temporarily," Labor Undersecretary Danilo Cruz said.
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[Title] => OFWs caught in Kazakh riots
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Some Filipinos working at an oil drilling site reportedly got caught in the riot among workers in Kazakhstan, although the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) has maintained no one was hurt.
In a radio interview yesterday, overseas Filipino worker (OFW) Onil Landicho said some of his co-workers were harmed in one of the confrontations between Kazak and Turkish workers in the compound run by US-based construction firm Bechtel in Tengiz, western Kazakhstan. He did not elaborate.
Landicho however claimed they are living in fear and want to come home.
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Some 228 Filipino workers will be repatriated from Kazakhstan this week following riots at an oil field run jointly by US oil firm Chevron and the Kazak government, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said yesterday.
The Philippine embassy in Pakistan, which has jurisdiction over Kazakhstan, said in a report to the DFA that the 228 Filipino oil workers were repatriated from Tengiz and will arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) on separate flights tomorrow and Saturday.
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Tuluyan nang nilisan ng mga Pinoy workers ang oil field sa Tengiz, Kazakhstan sa desisyong uuwi na lamang silang lahat sa bansa dala ng labis na pangamba sa kanilang seguridad dulot ng namumuo pa ring tensiyon sa pagitan ng Kazakhs at Turkish workers doon.
Sa ulat ng Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), nakatakdang dumating sa bansa ngayong Nobyembre 23 at 26 sa magkahiwalay na flight ang dalawang batch ng 228 Pinoy workers.
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Some 228 Filipino workers will be repatriated from Kazakhstan this week following riots at an oil field run jointly by US oil firm Chevron and the Kazak government, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said yesterday.
The Philippine embassy in Pakistan, which has jurisdiction over Kazakhstan, said in a report to the DFA that the 228 Filipino oil workers were repatriated from Tengiz and will arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) on separate flights tomorrow and Saturday.
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Tuluyan nang nilisan ng mga Pinoy workers ang oil field sa Tengiz, Kazakhstan sa desisyong uuwi na lamang silang lahat sa bansa dala ng labis na pangamba sa kanilang seguridad dulot ng namumuo pa ring tensiyon sa pagitan ng Kazakhs at Turkish workers doon.
Sa ulat ng Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), nakatakdang dumating sa bansa ngayong Nobyembre 23 at 26 sa magkahiwalay na flight ang dalawang batch ng 228 Pinoy workers.
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The first batch of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) in Tengiz, Kazakhstan arrived in the country yesterday, relieved that they have escaped the chaos said to be prevailing in the eastern European country.
The 11 mostly oil field workers recounted tales of marauding Kazakhs who, they said, harassed mostly Turkish and Romanians in Kazakh factories due to a feeling of resentment toward foreigners working their oil fields.
The OFWs came home via Emirates Airways Flight EK 332, which landed at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal I at around 4:25 p.m.
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Nagpasyang umuwi sa bansa ang may 176 Filipino oil workers dahil sa labis na pangamba sa kanilang seguridad sa Tengiz, Kazakhstan.
Ayon sa ulat, unang hiniling ng 176 Pinoy oil workers na bigyan sila ng hazard pay para sa pagpapanatili ng mga ito, subalit sa kalaunan ay nagpahayag ang mga ito ng kagustuhang umuwi na lamang sa Pilipinas.
Ayon sa Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), mula noong Sabado ay wala ng iniuulat na nangyaring kaguluhan doon, kasabay ng pagpakalat ng 300 security personel sa oil field na ipinadala ng Kazakh government.
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Amid tensions between foreign and Kazakh workers, the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) ordered yesterday the suspension of deployment of Filipino workers to Tengiz, Kazakhstan.
"In view of the disturbing situation in Tengiz that might adversely affect the security and welfare of our Filipino workers, the processing and deployment of Filipino workers to any work site in Tengiz is suspended temporarily," Labor Undersecretary Danilo Cruz said.
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Some Filipinos working at an oil drilling site reportedly got caught in the riot among workers in Kazakhstan, although the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) has maintained no one was hurt.
In a radio interview yesterday, overseas Filipino worker (OFW) Onil Landicho said some of his co-workers were harmed in one of the confrontations between Kazak and Turkish workers in the compound run by US-based construction firm Bechtel in Tengiz, western Kazakhstan. He did not elaborate.
Landicho however claimed they are living in fear and want to come home.
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