I have shown in the Part 1 of the Crimes in Major Cities in Philippines the gangs like Salisi Gang, Tutok-Kalawit Gang, Ativan Gang, Ipit Gang, Budol-Budol Gang, Kotong, Laslas Bag / Laslas Bulsa, Ipit Taxi Gang and Estribo Gang. Here’s the other list of more gangs as a continuation…
Crimes are everywhere – on the streets, while riding on public transportation, in shopping malls, and in other areas with high people concentration. Here are the common names of gangs roaming around the metro. OFWs like us who have been out of the country for quite some time should know these modus operandi victimizing Filipinos in Metro Manila and in other major cities in the Philippines. So beware…
OFWs should not use the backdoor exit in order to speed up their repatriation to the Philippines. What do we mean by backdoor exit? Why do some Filipinos use the backdoor exit? How is backdoor exit taking place? Why should OFWs avoid using the backdoor exit?
Part of his political campaign for the 2010 national elections or not, stronger protection for OFWs is being urged by Senator Manuel “Mar” Roxas.
The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) recently released the list of successful examinees in the Physician Licensure Examination.
For all those wishing to work abroad particularly in the Middle East and particularly Filipinas, think several times before making your final decision to leave your family and home.