Filipinos living in Wuhan City in China, the epicenter of the 2019 novel coronavirus have arrived at the Tianhe International Airport on Saturday in time for their repatriation on Sunday.
The Department of Foreign Affairs says there are currently 26 Filipinos waiting for repatriation at the Wuhan Tianhe International Airport.
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They will be subjected to a two-week quarantine period at the New Clark City in Tarlac.
The crew who will be part of the repatriation team will also be subjected to a 14-day quarantine period.
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The repatriation team will stay in Wuhan City for 45 minutes and will go back to the country at around 2:00 AM on Sunday.
New officers of Filipino Nurses in Arabia take oath; pledge commitment to service
Newly elected officers of the Filipino Nurses in Arabia Eastern Chapter and Riyadh Chapter take oath.

The newly elected officers of the Filipino Nurses in Arabia (FiNArabia) officially took their oath of office, marking a renewed commitment to service, professionalism, and volunteerism.
Bringing together nurses from diverse backgrounds, this marked a significant milestone for the newly inducted officers of the Eastern Chapter and Riyadh Chapter (2024-2025), as they pledged to uphold the values of compassion, excellence, and integrity in their profession.
The ceremony, led by His Excellency Raymond Balatbat, Philippine Ambassador to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Yemen, emphasized the vital role of Filipino healthcare professionals in the region.
FiNArabia has long been a pillar of support for Filipino nurses, providing professional development, advocacy, and a network of solidarity.
With the new officers at the helm, the organization is set to further its mission of enhancing the well-being of Filipino healthcare workers while continuing to make a meaningful impact in the healthcare sector, both locally and globally.