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by Cristine Marish Rivera @News | March 2, 2026



OFW Repatriation - Department of Migrant Workers

Photo: Department of Migrant Workers



Tinatayang mahigit 80 Pinoy na ang humiling ng repatriation sa gitna ng lumalalang tensyon sa Middle East, ayon sa Department of Migrant Workers (DMW).


Samantala, sinabi naman ni Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) Secretary Hans Leo Cacdac na hindi pa posible sa ngayon ang pagsasagawa ng repatriation dahil sarado pa ang airspace sa Dubai kaya’t ililipat muna sa mas ligtas na lugar ang mga Pilipinong gustong umuwi.


 
 

ni Mary Gutierrez Almirañez | March 4, 2021




Patay ang mahigit 40 katao sa isinagawang magkakahiwalay na kilos protesta sa Myanmar kahapon, Marso 3. Batay sa ulat, walo ang namatay noong umaga at 7 ang nadagdag kinahapunan sa Yangon City.


Habang sa bayan ng Monywa ay 6 ang pinatay at ang iba ay natagpuan ang bangkay sa mga bayan ng Mandalay City, Hpakant, at Myingyan.



Kabilang sa mga namatay ang 3 bata at isang 14-anyos na lalaking napadaan lamang umano sa convoy ng military truck.


Ayon kay United Nations Special Envoy Christine Schraner Burgener, “Today it was the bloodiest day since the coup happened on the 1st of February. We had today — only today — 38 people died. We have now more than over 50 people died since the coup started, and many are wounded.”




Naganap ang pinakamadugong protesta matapos manawagan ang Association of South East Asian Nation (ASEAN) upang palayain ang lider ng Myanmar na si Suu Kyi at ibalik ang demokrasya sa bansa.


Nagpahayag na rin ng pakikidalamhati si Pope Francis sa kanyang Twitter post, “Sad news of bloody clashes and loss of life… I appeal to the authorities involved that dialogue may prevail over repression.”


Iginiit naman ng European Union ang naging paglabag ng mga militar sa international law. Anila, “There must be accountability and a return to democracy in Myanmar.”


 
 

ni Ronalyn Seminiano Reonico | March 2, 2021




Pinasabog ang nadiskubreng World War II bomb sa Exeter, England matapos ilikas ang mahigit 2,600 katao noong Sabado nang hapon.


Ayon sa awtoridad, ang mga manggagawa sa isang building site ng private land malapit sa University of Exeter campus ang nakakita ng bomba noong Biyernes at kaagad na ipinaalam sa Devon and Cornwall Police.


Pahayag ni Inspector Sean Roper ng Devon and Cornwall Police, "It’s approximately 2.5 metres in length by about 70cm in width. "It’s not uncommon for this area, to find World War Two explosives, but one of this kind is uncommon so we’re taking all the precautions we need to make sure everyone is safe in the area.


"We’re fully aware that this is probably decades old but the moving of this item does pose a risk and we need to make sure we do everything we can to support the locals."


Nag-iwan din umano ng crater ang pagsabog ng bomba at nabagsakan ng mga metal debris ang ilang gusali. Pahayag ng Devon and Cornwall Police, “Debris, including large metal objects, were thrown in the blast, some of which landed on nearby roofs, which require the use of a crane to remove."


 
 
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