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THEY'RE home A total of 24 overseas Filipino workers were repatriated from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia amid the Gulf war conflict.
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The Migrant Workers Office (MWO) in Dubai and Northern Emirates on Friday warned overseas Filipino workers (DMW) to remain vigilant against scam and fraudulent schemes related to the government's repatriation assistance program.
The MWO said they received reports of individuals and groups falsely offering assistance for OFW repatriation in exchange for fees or personal information.
"Please be advised that legitimate repatriation assistance from the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) and MWO is processed only through official channels," it said.
The MWO encouraged OFWs to verify information by visiting the official website and social media pages of the DMW and MWO-Duba.
It also advised migrant workers to avoid transacting with unauthorized individuals, agents, or social media accounts claiming to facilitate repatriation services, and refrain from sharing personal information or sending money to unverified sources.
The MWO noted that repatriation requests from OFWs may be applied for directly through MWO-Dubai via its official hotlines and email addresses.
"The requirements for repatriation to be repatriation ready is available on the MWO website and official Facebook page," it added.
The MWO also urged OFWs to carefully review the official guidelines and to communicate only through its official channels for any assistance or inquiries.
"Stay alert and help us combat scams by reporting suspicious activities to MWO-Dubai immediately," it added.