By Prince Golez
Malacañang clarified that Filipinos under the repatriation program of both the government and the manning or recruitment agencies will still be allowed to enter the Philippines.
Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque issued the remark after reiterating that the country has extended its travel ban on travelers coming from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, United Arab Emirates, and Oman until June 30.
“Let it be clear, however, that Filipinos covered by the repatriation programs of the government and repatriation activities of manning/recruitment agencies cleared by the Bureau of Quarantine are not prohibited from entering the Philippines,” Roque said in a statement Sunday.
He added that arriving Filipinos are, however, subject to the testing and quarantine protocols.
“They can enter the country, subject to testing and quarantine protocols. We hope this clarifies the matter,” according to him.
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