MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine Embassy in Kuwait was suspended on the floor for two weeks after one of its staff tested positive for the new coronavirus.
The Philippine Overseas Labour Office and the Overseas Workers’ Welfare Administration (POLO-OWWA) will also be suspended during the same period, the embassy added.
In addition, the Embassy stated that the Philippine network in Kuwait may continue to seek help from its workplace and similar agencies in the following hotlines and social media accounts:
Filipinos in “extreme anguish” can touch the Kuwaiti government’s emergency lines:
The most recent figures from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (DFA) show that more than 8,600 Filipinos have contracted COVID-19. Of these, more than 6,000 have been reported in the Middle East or Africa.
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