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DMW assures seafarers in SoKor of legal aid
By Nidz Godino
“Philippine embassy and Migrant Workers office in South Korea will provide legal counsel who will collaborate with lawyers of shipping company to come up with best legal defense for seafarers,” Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) Secretary Hans Leo Cacdac said in statement.20 Filipino crew members of ship currently under investigation by South Korean authorities for allegedly carrying cocaine will be provided with additional legal assistance, aside from legal team sent by the shipping company.
Cacdac confirmed 20 Filipino seafarers onboard MV Lutina , Norwegian-flagged bulk carrier are in good health and are receiving legal assistance and other necessary support.
“The 20 are still onboard ship… they have not been detained or under official custody of Korean authorities… they have not been charged with anything but they have been thoroughly advised by lawyers, our strategy right now is to guide and advise them throughout investigatory process and provide best legal advice and defense,” said Cacdac.
Undersecretary Felicitas Bay said DMW, through its Migrant Workers office in South Korea, has taken steps to ensure welfare and well-being of the crew.
“All crew are in good health… their entitlements, allotments, wages, food supplies and other basic needs are continuously provided by ship owner,” Bay said.
Cacdac added that DMW has begun reaching out to families of the 20 seafarers to reassure them of government’s support throughout investigation.
“We have met six family members, representatives who are here in Metro Manila, to assure them of all necessary assistance from government,” he said.
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