More than a hundred Filipinos refused to come home from Ukraine after the Philippines imposed mandatory evacuation amid Russia’s devastating invasion, according to the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA). READ:
Sixty-three migrant Filipino workers from the Eastern European nation have returned, while 136 were awaiting repatriation, Foreign Affairs Undersecretary Sarah Lou Y. Arriola told an online news briefing on Wednesday. “We are happy that 199 Filipinos are out of harm’s way.”
The United Nations on Wednesday said about two million people have already left Ukraine since Russia invaded it on Feb. 24. As many as four million may leave the country, or a tenth of its 44 million population. The Philippine Overseas Employment Administration was checking how many sea-based migrant Filipinos have been stranded in their vessels, Ms. Arriola said. Most seafarers were aboard merchant ships in the Black Sea.
The fighting in the Black Sea has led to broad consequences for international transport and global supply chains, the newspaper said. Dozens of cargo ships were stranded at the Ukrainian port of Mykolaiv, it added, citing shipping trackers.
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