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The scheduled repatriation of overseas Filipino workers in Lebanon has been delayed due to the cancelation of outbound flights following the recent explosive attacks in Beirut, according to the Department of Migrant Workers .
The MWO in Beirut reported that 63 Filipinos are staying in an area affected by the recent bombings. They assured the public that all Filipinos in the vicinity were safe and had been relocated to a temporary shelter in Beit Mery.
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