Ilang Pinoy, nakaalis sa Afghanistan sa tulong ng foreign employers

By Angellic Jordan August 19, 2021 - 03:47 PM

Nakaalis na ang ilan pang Filipino sa Afghanistan sa tulong ng kanilang foreign employers.

Sa situation bulletin ng Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) bandang 3:00, Huwebes ng hapon (August 19), nakumpirma na pitong Filipino ang nadala sa Qatar at limang iba pa sa United Kingdom (UK).

Sinabi rin ng kagawaran na mayroong mga ulat na ilan pang Filipino ang umalis sa Kabul ngunit bineberipika pa ng mga embahada.

“In all cases, the DFA will assist in their return to the Philippines,” saad nito.

Samantala, noong Miyerkules ng gabi (August 18), nagkaroon ng dalawang attempt para ma-evacuate ang ilang Filipino sa New Delhi at Islamad.

Ngunit, hindi ito naging matagumpay dahil sa kanselasyon ng lahat ng commercial flights.

“As experienced by the groups last night, access to and even within the airport is very difficult, and if able to check-in, this is still no assurance that a flight would be able to leave,” ayon pa sa DFA.

Tiniyak ng kagawaran na patuloy silang kikilos upang ma-repatriate ang nalalabing Filipino sa Afghanistan, “exhausting all avenues to ensure their safety and eventual evacuation.”

“Filipinos still remaining in Afghanistan are further advised to be prepared to leave to a moment’s notice, and to be able to travel with minimal luggage,” abiso pa ng DFA.

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