Twenty-four Filipinos repatriated from Turkey following the big earthquake last month are expected to arrive in the Philippines on Wednesday, DFA Undersecretary Eduardo Jose de Vega said.
Twenty-four Filipinos repatriated from Turkey following the big earthquake last month are expected to arrive in the Philippines on Wednesday, an official of the Department of Foreign Affairs said.
"Masayang masaya na sila at pauwi na sila. Proud Filipinos po," he added, saying they boarded a plane from Ankara then made a stopover in Istanbul from where the interview was done online. De Vega said some of the repatriated Pinoys arriving on Wednesday are from Metro Manila and other parts of Luzon, and will be fetched by their relatives.
Paulina, one of the repatriates, said she has not gone home to her hometown in Gapan, Nueva Ecija since 1991.
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