Watch also in iWant or TFC.tv Illegal Filipino workers in South Korea should reach out to the government for any concern on the coronavirus outbreak that has so far infected 1,146 people there, a Philippine envoy said Wednesday.
"Mayroon din siyempreng grupo o mga kababayan natin na hindi pa natin nari-reach out... kasi hindi naman po lahat e documented," Philippine Consul General Christian De Jesus told DZMM. "Pati po ang Korean government, sinabi na na kahit ano ang visa status ay huwag mag-atubili [na makipag-ugnayan], lalo na kung andoon kayo sa area ng Daegu at North Gyeongsang province," he said.
Authorities urged the public to exercise extra caution, advising citizens to stay home if they have a fever or respiratory symptoms. "The government will mobilize all resources and means" to try to control the outbreak, Prime Minster Chung Sye-kyun told a meeting in Daegu, where he is leading the government response, Yonhap news agency reported. A Philippine inter-agency task force on Wednesday will meet about a potential travel restriction on Korea and Japan, the health department said.
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