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Some Filipinos working at an oil drilling site reportedly got caught in the riot among workers in Kazakhstan, although the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) has maintained no one was hurt.
In a radio interview yesterday, overseas Filipino worker (OFW) Onil Landicho said some of his co-workers were harmed in one of the confrontations between Kazak and Turkish workers in the compound run by US-based construction firm Bechtel in Tengiz, western Kazakhstan. He did not elaborate.
Landicho however claimed they are living in fear and want to come home.
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In a radio interview yesterday, overseas Filipino worker (OFW) Onil Landicho said some of his co-workers were harmed in one of the confrontations between Kazak and Turkish workers in the compound run by US-based construction firm Bechtel in Tengiz, western Kazakhstan. He did not elaborate.
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