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22 Filipino seafarers return home after missile, drone attacks

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Neil Alcober·11 August 2026, 1:29 pm·1 MIN READ

22 Filipino seafarers return home after missile, drone attacks
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  • Twenty-two Filipino seafarers from two vessels damaged in separate attacks in Oman and the Black Sea safely returned to the Philippines on Monday, 10 August.

    Fourteen crew members of MT Achelos arrived at Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 aboard Qatar Airways Flight QR932. Their vessel was damaged after being hit by a missile while sailing near the coast of Oman on 20 July.

    Eight other Filipino seafarers from MV ELSE arrived aboard Turkish Airlines Flight TK084 after their vessel was affected by drone attacks in the Black Sea.

    Representatives from the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) and Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) welcomed the seafarers and provided airport and financial assistance.

    The government, in coordination with their respective manning agencies, also arranged medical checkups, temporary accommodations and other assistance before the seafarers returned to their families.

    OWWA said assistance will continue through reintegration programs for the returning workers.

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