Over 7,500 overseas Filipino workers (OFW) who were retrenched from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia have submitted the required email for the processing of their claims, according to the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW). Know more:
OVER 7,500 overseas Filipino workers who were retrenched from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia have submitted the required email for the processing of their claims, according to the Department of Migrant Workers .
“As of now, 7,500 plus [OFWs] have emailed us so it will take a few more [emails] so we can complete the 10,000 plus number of claimants,” Ople said in Filipino.Those who can submit the needed email will be prioritized by the Saudi government in processing the claims, according to Ople. “They may be able to get through us, but they know it will be the Saudi government, which will screen and conduct the validation process [for the claims],” Ople explained.
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