(1st UPDATE) The Department of Migrant Workers opens a Help Desk where Taiwan-based OFWs and their families can request information or assistance
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The quake, which occurred at 7:58 am, was the strongest to hit Taiwan in at least 25 years, killing at least four people and injuring dozens. It caused the loss of electricity for over 80,000 households in Taiwan. “We stand ready to assist and support our fellow Filipinos in Taiwan in any way possible during this difficult period,” said Marcos.Padin’s videos show the workers ducking and taking cover in their workplace, accompanied by distressed shouting. They evacuated to an open area outside.During earthquake, ‘yung gusto mong lumabas pero nasa fifth floor kayo…. Trabaho pa rin kahit madaming aftershock,
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