A dedicated lounge for overseas Filipino workers will soon be built at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3.Cesar Chiong, general manager of the Manila International Airport Authority that operates NAIA, shared this development to congressmen during a recent briefing of the House Committee on Transportation.
“We met with the OWWA representatives, we’ve already identified the area sir and we’re working on the project so matutuloy na po yun sir ,” Chiong said during the interpellation of Zamboanga Sibguay 1st district Rep. Wilter Palma in the briefing Wednesday, Jan. 18.
What for? Unless they will pay for the usage, bababuyin lang nila ang lounge na yan. Look at Clark airport… waste of government resources!
I can just imagine how filled up that would be
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