Deployment ban to Kuwait for OFWs’ protection — Bello | Global News

Deployment ban to Kuwait for OFWs’ protection — Bello

By: - Reporter / @FMOrellanaINQ
/ 08:21 AM February 13, 2018
Silvestre Bello III - bews conference - Manama in Bahrain - 14 April 2017

Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello III. PRESIDENTIAL COMMUNICATIONS OPERATIONS OFFICE PHOTO

The Department of Labor and Employment said Tuesday that new workers to Kuwait would not be allowed to leave for their own protection.

Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello III said there would be no new deployment as long as a bilateral agreement aimed at protecting overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) was not signed between the Philippines and Kuwaiti.

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“Para sa proteksyon nila, tinitiyak namin na kapag pumunta na sila doon, eh protektado na sila,” Bello said over radio dzMM.

“Hindi kagaya na nangyayare ngayon na wala pang bilateral agreement tungkol sa mga kasambahay,” he added.

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Bello asked affected OFWs to understand the deployment ban that the government issued on Monday.

“Sana maintindihan ng ating mga kababayan na itong ban na ito ay para sa kanilang proteksyon,” the labor secretary said. /cbb

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