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The Libyan government has asked the Philippines to consider the deployment of more nurses and other Filipino workers to the Mediterranean state, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said Wednesday.
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Foreign Minister Mohamed Sayala received a thank-you note from the Philippine Foreign Minister, Teodoro Locsin for the efforts made by the Libyan government to release the three Filipinos, who were abducted in southern Libya.
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The Philippine government imposed on Wednesday a total ban on the deployment of Filipino workers to Libya because of the ongoing attack by Khalifa Haftar's forces on Tripoli.
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The Libyan High Court has acquitted the seven Filipino seafarers who were arrested
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The Philippine government has advised Filipinos in Tripoli to remain vigilant and avoid unnecessary movement following a suicide bomb
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The media adviser of the Health Ministry, Amin Al-Hashemi, said Monday that the ministry contacted the Philippines in September more than once on the decision concerning preventing the Filipino workers from travelling to Libya,
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The Director of the University Hospital of Tripoli, Dr. Nabil Al-Ajili, agreed with the Philippine Consul in Libya Mardomel Celo D. Melicor, to recruit 150 Filipino nurses to work in the hospital.
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The Director General of Tripoli Medical Center, Nabil Al-Ajili, said that the center is about to hire 850 nurses from the Philippines to work within the multiple sections of the center, which suffers from lack of speci
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