MIGRANT Workers Secretary Susan Ople is set to make her final visits to Malacañang in Manila and the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) head office in Mandaluyong City on Monday,...
MIGRANT Workers Secretary Susan Ople is set to make her final visits to Malacañang in Manila and the Department of Migrant Workers head office in Mandaluyong City on Monday, August 28, 2023.
"The President, together with the bereaved family, will receive the remains of the late Secretary Ople upon their arrival in the Kalayaan Hall," said DMW.
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