Two-Year Fight for Justice: OFWs in Hong Kong Demand Concrete Action in Nina Mabatid...
HONG KONG — For nearly two years, Filipino migrant workers in Hong Kong have been fighting for justice in a high-profile illegal recruitment and...
Chief Lee Orders Urgent Pipe Replacement After Water Contamination Scare In Fanling Estate
Hong Kong's Chief Executive John Lee on Friday ordered urgent action to address black particles found in tap water at two housing estates in...
Bitumen Residue Blamed for Black Specks in Fanling Tap Water Contamination
Hong Kong officials on Thursday addressed concerns over black particles found in tap water at two housing estates in Fanling, assuring residents that the...
Octopus App to Revolutionize Hong Kong Taxi Booking with ‘Easy Ride’ Service
Hong Kong’s iconic Octopus card company is expanding its reach into ride-hailing, announcing a new “Easy Ride” service that will allow users to book...
Filipino Migrant Workers in Hong Kong Protest PhilHealth’s Mandatory Fees, Demand Genuine Universal Healthcare
HONG KONG — Filipino migrant workers, organized by United Filipinos in Hong Kong (UNIFIL-Migrante), staged a protest outside the Philippine Consulate on Tuesday, demanding...
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DMW Reaffirms Commitment to Overseas Workers on Key Law’s 30th Anniversary
The Philippines' Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) marked a pivotal milestone Monday, commemorating three decades of landmark legislation designed to protect millions of Filipino...
Residents Concerned Over Black Particles in Tap Water at Queen’s Hill Estate
FANLING, Hong Kong — Residents of Queen's Hill Estate in Hong Kong's New Territories are grappling with concerns over their tap water quality after...
BOC and DMW Team Up to Deliver 2,954 Lost Balikbayan Boxes to OFW Kin
MANILA, Philippines — The Bureau of Customs (BOC) has partnered with private freight forwarders to deliver nearly 3,000 abandoned "balikbayan" boxes to the families...
Free Annual Medical Check-Ups for OFWs
MANILA, Philippines — Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) will soon receive free annual medical check-ups through a government initiative aimed at safeguarding their health and...
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