The Department of Migrant Workers is working with United Arab Emirates authorities to repatriate the remains of three overseas Filipino workers who died in the massive flooding in the UAE last week.?
A car is left on a flooded street following heavy rains in Dubai early on April 17, 2024. Dubai, the Middle East's financial centre, has been paralysed by the torrential rain that caused floods across the UAE and Bahrain and left 18 dead in Oman on April 14 and 15.MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Migrant Workers is working with United Arab Emirates authorities to repatriate the remains of three overseas Filipino workers who died in the massive flooding in the UAE last week.
Two other Filipino workers, both male, suffered injuries from the vehicular accident and are recuperating in their hospital rooms, the Migrant Workers Office-Dubai reported. Both the Dubai and Abu Dhabi Migrant Workers Offices, according to the DMW, would continue monitoring the situation and provide the necessary support and assistance to affected OFWs.Meanwhile, UAE authorities confirmed that the deaths from heavy rains rose to four on Friday. It also said the rains continue to flood roads and jam Dubai’s international airport.
Dubai International Airport, one of the world’s busiest and a hub for travel around the Middle East, was still struggling to clear a backlog of flights three days after the storm.Flagship carrier Emirates, one of the world’s biggest international airlines, said check-in was suspended for people planning to transit via Dubai, but those with the city as a final destination could travel as usual.
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