Iranian Missile Attack Kills Filipino OFW Caregiver
March 2, 2026
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Mary Ann V. de Vera left Pangasinan in 2019 to work as an OFW caregiver in Israel. Like many Filipinos abroad, she went to earn,
Mary Ann V. de Vera left Pangasinan in 2019 to work as an OFW caregiver in Israel. Like many Filipinos abroad, she went to earn,
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