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The remains of OFW Jenny Alvarado who died in Kuwait after the tragic accident last night, January 16, have arrived in the country.

Led by DMW Secretary Hans Cacdac, Department of Migrant Workers has provided preliminary financial assistance to Alvarado’s family, and will continue the assistance, including funeral and burial assistance from OWWA.

We continue our condolences and support to OFW Jenny’s family in their time of bereavement.

Nakauwi na sa bansa kagabi, Enero 16, ang labi ni OFW Jenny Alvarado na nasawi sa Kuwait matapos ang trahedyang sinapit noong Enero 2 dahil sa coal suffocation mula sa heating system sa kanyang pinagtatrabahuan.

Sa pangunguna ni DMW Secretary Hans Cacdac, nakapagbigay na ang Department of Migrant Workers ng paunang financial assistance para sa pamilya ni Alvarado, at magpapatuloy ang mga tulong, kabilang na ang funeral at burial assistance mula sa OWWA.

Patuloy ang ating pakikiramay at suporta sa pamilya ni OFW Jenny sa panahon ng kanilang pagdadalamhati.