AT least 30 Filipino tourists and workers were stranded in Dubai as chaos mars the Dubai International Airport two days after massive flooding in the United Arab Emirates. One of those stranded is GMA actress Rhian Ramos.
AT least 30 Filipino tourists and workers were stranded in Dubai as chaos mars the Dubai International Airport two days after massive flooding in the United Arab Emirates.“Is there anyone from Emirates in Dubai that can help us? We need to rebook please” Ramos posted in X.
However, due to the high volume of affected passengers, many ended up being stranded, or their baggage getting lost. “The Consulate will extend help to our stranded kababayans,” DFA Undersecretary Eduardo de Vega told BusinessMirror.
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