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Marcos orders aid for slain seafarers’ kin

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By Alexis Romero Verified, Hans Leo Cacdac, Claire Castro
| balita.org
MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos has ordered the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) to provide assistance to the families of the two seafarers killed in the Black Sea drone attacks. Palace press officer Claire Castro said DMW Secretary Hans Cacdac has been directed to reach out to the families of the fatalities and ensure that legal aid would be provided to them. Castro said local manning agencies may lose their licenses if they are found to have committed violations.
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2 Filipino seafarers killed in Black Sea drone attacks

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By Rhodina Villanueva, Hans Leo Cacdac
| balita.org
MANILA, Philippines — Two Filipino seafarers were killed while 12 were injured in drone attacks on vessels navigating the northern Black Sea, the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) announced yesterday. “We have monitored significant escalation of security incidents for the last two weeks affecting commercial vessels with Filipino seafarers operating within the Black Sea,” Migrant Workers Secretary Hans Cacdac said at a press briefing.
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3,000 Philippines seafarers stranded in Hormuz

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By Rhodina Villanueva, Hans Leo Cacdac
| balita.org
MANILA, Philippines — Around 3,000 Filipino seafarers remain stranded in the Strait of Hormuz following its closure as a result of renewed hostilities in the Middle East, the Department of Migrant Workers said yesterday. DMW Secretary Hans Cacdac said the 3,000 seafarers are on board 400 ships stuck in the Persian Gulf.
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