A total of 156 Filipinos, including 112 overseas Filipino workers and 44 dependents, are set to return to the Philippines from Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
The group is scheduled to arrive at NAIA Terminal 3 on the evening of April 17 aboard an Emirates commercial flight.
The repatriation is part of the government’s ongoing efforts to ensure the safe and orderly return of Filipinos affected by regional tensions, in line with the directive of Ferdinand Marcos Jr..
The Migrant Workers Office in Dubai provided pre-departure briefings and assistance to the returnees, led by Labor Attaché John Rio Bautista.
Authorities said support for returning Filipinos will continue upon arrival, as part of broader reintegration and assistance programs for overseas workers and their families.
