Around 638 Filipina workers left in 3 months

  • 19/03/2023

Kuwait City, March 19: The labor crisis with the Philippines has entered a new direction, which has become more complex, in light of the high level of runaway or refugee workers to their country’s embassy. Special sources said that most of the female workers are registered under the category of absentees, and the embassy has allocated a hotel for them near Ibn Khaldun Street in the Hawalli area.

The embassy asked the offices to pay the money to its headquarters within 3 days from the date of sending the correspondence, otherwise the office's accreditation will be cancelled. The total number of Filipinos who left permanently from last January reached 638 workers.

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