+ Follow ALVIN JOHN TAYAO Tag
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[Title] => Last jailed seaman in UAE home Sunday
[Summary] => Homeward bound.
The remaining overseas Filipino worker (OFW) jailed in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for non-payment of bank loans worth 1.8 million dirhams (P27 million) is expected to come home tomorrow after First Gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo successfully negotiated for his release.
The Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) said Nicasio Dagasa, 46, is scheduled to arrive at 12:40 p.m. tomorrow via Gulf Air Flight GF 254.
[DatePublished] => 2003-10-12 00:00:00
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[Title] => A tearful but jubilant return for jailed OFWs
[Summary] => Twenty-two overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) returned home yesterday after languishing in jail for more than two years in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) over non-payment of bank loans totaling 2.9 million dirhams (P29 million).
More than a hundred family members met the 22 workers, all seafarers based in Abu Dhabi.
One OFW, identified as Nicasio Dagsa, 46, was left behind due to legal problems, but will be released by next week. His son, Albert Dagsa, 25, also one of the accused, was among those who arrived at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA).
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ALVIN JOHN TAYAO
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[Title] => Last jailed seaman in UAE home Sunday
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The remaining overseas Filipino worker (OFW) jailed in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for non-payment of bank loans worth 1.8 million dirhams (P27 million) is expected to come home tomorrow after First Gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo successfully negotiated for his release.
The Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) said Nicasio Dagasa, 46, is scheduled to arrive at 12:40 p.m. tomorrow via Gulf Air Flight GF 254.
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[Title] => A tearful but jubilant return for jailed OFWs
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More than a hundred family members met the 22 workers, all seafarers based in Abu Dhabi.
One OFW, identified as Nicasio Dagsa, 46, was left behind due to legal problems, but will be released by next week. His son, Albert Dagsa, 25, also one of the accused, was among those who arrived at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA).
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