Home Covid-19 Philippines to repatriate remains of 152 workers who died from Covid-19 in Saudi A total of 8,361 Filipinos abroad have been infected by the virus, including 513 who died by Bloomberg June 28, 2020 The Philippines will bring home early next month the remains of 152 migrant workers who died of Covid-19 in Saudi Arabia, the Southeast Asian nation’s Labor Department said Friday. The remains will be transported to Riyadh and Jeddah, and will then be flown to the Philippines via chartered planes and brought directly to crematoriums chosen by their families, the agency said in a statement. The bodies of 149 others who died of causes not related to coronavirus will also be repatriated, it said. A total of 8,361 Filipinos abroad have been infected by the virus, including 513 who died, according to the Department of Foreign Affairs. Tags Covid-19 News Philippines repatriate Saudi Arabia 0 Comments You might also like China’s Baosteel doubles investment in Aramco, PIF steel venture to $1bn Saudi Arabia’s flynas places order for 75 A320neo, 15 A330neo Al-Futtaim’s Hasan Nergiz on BYD’s popularity in UAE, Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia is a key growth market, says Honeywell’s Phil Daniell