Filipino Killed in Saudi Attack, OFW Safety Concerns Rise
A Filipino worker died and another was injured in a drone attack on a Saudi Arabian oil facility. The incident is part of a series of assaults linked to the Yemen conflict, highlighting urgent concerns for the safety of Filipino Overseas Workers (OFWs) in the Kingdom.
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