00:00 A family of an overseas Filipino worker in Kuwait is worried because they haven't talked to them for a week after a police raid on their workplace.
00:12 Noel Talacay has an exclusive.
00:15 The family of Annabel Tanglao, who is an overseas Filipino worker in Kuwait for two years, is now in charge. She was the last person her brother talked to on April 9.
00:30 Before, he was the one who greeted us every day. We're family and we need to greet each other. Now, we can't contact him.
00:47 In an exclusive interview with PTV News, Annabel's brother said that according to the OFW's colleagues at work, the police raided the house where her brother's parlor is located.
01:04 We heard that they raided their office. It means that he's with the raiders in the salon where he works.
01:16 The police also don't know why the house was raided, which is why they are more worried.
01:24 They can't get close to the agency that hired her brother because he left his previous job.
01:31 We can't say where he moved to because he was hired by his previous employer in another country. Now, he moved to another country with another employer.
01:47 Not just one, but five of them were raided by the police. We don't know the reason why they were raided.
01:56 The Overseas Workers' Welfare Administration's Operations Center is now filing a case against Annabel.
02:04 At a virtual press conference of the Department of Migrant Workers, DMW Office in Charge Hans Leo Kakdak said that they are ready to help Annabel and her other colleagues.
02:16 Noel Talacay for Pambansang TV in Bagong, Philippines.
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