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Clash between government supporters and protesters in economic crisis-hit Sri Lanka (Anadolu) MANILA - Malacanang on Friday advised overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) who are seeking repatriation from Sri Lanka to get in touch with either the Philippine embassy in Dhaka or the Honorary Consulate in Colombo. Acting Deputy Presidential Spokesperson, Communication Undersecretary Michel Kristian Ablan, said in an online press conference that the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) is "on top of the situation" in the wake of the economic crisis in Sri Lanka. There are at least 581 Filipinos in Sri Lanka, according to the latest DFA data, and most continue to work despite the ongoing economic crisis in the South Asian nation. "Kapag nagkaroon po ng problema, tawagan lang po nila ang embahada o ang ating consulate para ma-repatriate na po sila (If they encounter problems, just contact the embassy or our consulate for their repatriation)," Ablan said. In an interview with a n

Sri lankaSri lankanZeny yabutMichel kristian ablanMahinda rajapaksaRanil wickremesingheDepartment of foreign affairsUnited nationsHonorary consulateDeputy presidential spokespersonForeign affairsSouth asianPrime ministerClash between government supporters and protesters in economic crisis hit sri lanka anadolu manila malacanang on friday advised overseas filipino workers ofws who are seeking repatriation from to get touch with either the philippine embassy dhaka or honorary consulate colombo acting deputy presidential spokespersonOmmunication undersecretary michel kristian ablanAid in an online press conference that the department of foreign affairs dfa is quot on top situation wake economic crisis sri lanka there are at least 581 filipinos