Two hundred sixty-two OFWs from Dubai, are on their way back to their home provinces after testing negative for COVID-19. | DYGalvezINQ
The OFWs arrived at the Clark International Airport in Pampanga last Friday, and got their test results after 48 hours“Following the receipt of their certificates from the Bureau of Quarantine, the passengers are now on their way home,” the CIA said in a post on Facebook on Monday.
CIA said the samples of the OFWs were processed at the Jose B. Lingad Memorial Regional Hospital, the accredited COVID-19 testing center in Pampanga.
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