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President Marcos extends condolences to the families of Filipino seafarers who lost their lives in a missile strike off the coast of Yemen. Efforts are underway to bring the remains of the deceased seafarers back home, while the surviving seafarers are receiving assistance for their safe return. The President emphasizes the commitment to the safety and welfare of seafarers and overseas Filipino workers in the region.
Foreign missions in the Philippines offer condolences to the country and the families of two Filipino seafarers who were killed in a Houthi missile strike. The ambassadors from France, Japan, Canada, and Germany express their condemnation of the attack and their commitment to finding a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
Read more about the latest update on the missile attack by Houthi rebels that resulted in the death of two Filipino seafarers and severe injuries to two others. The Department of Migrant Workers is providing support to the affected families and coordinating with the ship’s manning agency for the remaining crew members. Discover the ongoing efforts to ensure the safety of merchant vessels in the Red Sea and the call for diplomatic solutions to address the conflict in the Middle East.
Learn more about the recent missile attack by Houthi rebels in the Gulf of Aden that resulted in the deaths of two Filipino crew members. Discover the ongoing campaign targeting merchant vessels and the efforts to ensure the safety of remaining crew members.
Learn more about President Marcos signing the Magna Carta of Filipino Seafarers and two other significant laws. These laws aim to improve the welfare of Filipino seafarers, provide increased benefits for senior citizens, and promote Filipino identity. Read more about the impact of these laws on the country’s maritime industry and senior citizens’ well-being.
The Philippines seeks Iran’s assistance in securing the release of 18 Filipinos who were onboard an oil tanker seized in the Gulf of Oman. The Department of Foreign Affairs is awaiting an official report on the condition of the seafarers, but there is no indication of mistreatment. The Department of Migrant Workers is in touch with the families, while 17 Filipino seafarers held by Houthi rebels in the Red Sea are reported to be in good condition.
