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Overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) may be saving the country’s economy, but many of them could not even provide for their families’ daily needs.


Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) yesterday reported a growing number of OFWs who refused to send money to their families back home.

"We have recorded an increasing number of families of OFWs who have been seeking assistance to get their regular financial support from their relatives abroad," said Gloria Taule, of OWWA’s Workers Assistance Unit (WAU).
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Superintendent Napoleon Cuaton, Station Investigation and Detection Management Bureau (SIDMB) chief, said suspect Rosalie Taule, 31, a native of Samar and residing at Quarry Site, Minuyan, Norzagaray, Bulacan was collared in an entrapment operation last Sunday inside a popular burger chain outlet along the Quirino Highway.
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Overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) may be saving the country’s economy, but many of them could not even provide for their families’ daily needs.


Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) yesterday reported a growing number of OFWs who refused to send money to their families back home.

"We have recorded an increasing number of families of OFWs who have been seeking assistance to get their regular financial support from their relatives abroad," said Gloria Taule, of OWWA’s Workers Assistance Unit (WAU).
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Superintendent Napoleon Cuaton, Station Investigation and Detection Management Bureau (SIDMB) chief, said suspect Rosalie Taule, 31, a native of Samar and residing at Quarry Site, Minuyan, Norzagaray, Bulacan was collared in an entrapment operation last Sunday inside a popular burger chain outlet along the Quirino Highway.
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