Thirty-six Filipino repatriates arrive Tuesday morning at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport on board Gulf Air flight GF154. Sixteen of them are from Libya and Syria who availed themselves of the mandatory repatriation program while the other 20 distressed OFWs are from Kuwait. The latest arrivals bring the number of Filipinos repatriated from Syria to 5,642. ERIC APOLONIO
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