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KUWAIT CITY, March 10: A breakthrough has appeared with regard to the end of the crisis related to shortage of domestic workers in the country, which was exacerbated by the measures taken by the authorities due to the COVID- 19 pandemic and the ensuing insane rise in costs, reports Al-Qabas daily quoting informed sources. They indicated that the Federation of Filipino Domestic Labor Offices has begun coordinating with the offices in Kuwait to submit recruitment applications.
The sources affirmed that Filipino domestic workers will start coming to the country again this month, and this will ease the severity of the crisis as the holy month of Ramadan approaches.
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MANILA The Philippine Health Ministry said yesterday it will investigate the illegal use of unauthorised Covid-19 vaccines, after a presidential adviser admitted to receiving shots of a Sinopharm vaccine smuggled into the country.
Mr Ramon Tulfo, a radio and television host and special envoy to China, revealed in his newspaper column and again in an interview with One News that he received a dose in October from a batch that was also used by Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte s security detail. I got hold of vaccines from a friend who smuggled it into the country, he told One News.
News last month of Mr Duterte s bodyguard unit taking the vaccine, which it said was without his knowledge, prompted criticism from lawmakers about privileged access and flouting of laws.