DMW Officer-in-charge Hans Leo Cacdac said they were currently accounting for the overseas Filipino workers (OFW) in Israel, most especially in areas near the Gaza strip.
MANILA — The Department of Migrant Workers on Sunday said there have been no reports of Filipino migrant workers killed or injured in Hamas attacks on towns in Israel on Saturday.
"Mayroon na tayong namo-monitor, ina-account natin na Pilipino, mga OFWs na nandoon. Patuloy lang ang effort natin. We are talking to many of them and mga relatives nila. Isa-isa nating naa-account sila," Cacdac said over Teleradyo Serbisyo. "Ang advise ngayon ng Israeli government, may mga shelters. Stay put, hindi pa safe ang second option which is transport, evacuation."
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