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In a report, the DFA reported that the Philippine embassy in Saudi Arabia said the 97 OFWs who have been staying at the Saudi Social Welfare Administration (SSWA) or at Bahay Kalinga, the embassy’s Filipino welfare center, will be returning to their families in the Philippines on different dates.


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                    [Summary] => Four Filipino managers of a Saudi Arabian firm employing over 3,000 Filipino workers have taken exception to recent reports linking their company to the Bin Laden Group.


In a letter to Philippine Ambassador to Saudi Arabia Bahnarim Guinomla, the four executives of Mohammad al-Mojil Group described the reports as "bad and distorted."


The four are Abelardo Angeles, engineering manager; Roel Dangal, project manager; Ruben Ramos, personnel manager; and Edmundo Balayo, corporate safety manager. 


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SAUDI ARABIA BAHNARIM GUINOMLA

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97 OFWs in Saudi to be repatriated

January 10, 2006 - 12:00am

Ninety-seven distressed overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) in Saudi Arabia will be repatriated after the Riyadh Governorate issued them airline tickets, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said yesterday. In a...

Headlines

Saudi firm’s Pinoy execs deny reports

November 30, 2002 - 12:00am

Four Filipino managers of a Saudi Arabian firm employing over 3,000 Filipino workers have taken exception to recent reports linking their company to the Bin Laden Group. In a letter to Philippine Ambassador to Saudi...

Nation