Four Filipinos were detained in Saudi Arabia.

The Department of Migrant Workers has successfully repatriated four Filipinos who were previously detained in Saudi Arabia over unpaid debts. The repatriation of these individuals marks a significant milestone for the Philippine government's efforts to protect the rights and welfare of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs).

The four Filipinos, who were not named in the official report, were detained in Saudi Arabia due to their inability to pay their debts. The Department of Migrant Workers, in coordination with the Philippine Embassy in Riyadh and the Saudi Arabian government, intervened and secured their release.

According to the Department of Migrant Workers, the four Filipinos were provided with temporary shelter, food, and medical assistance while their repatriation was being arranged. The department also provided them with legal assistance to help them resolve their debts and other related issues.

The repatriation of these OFWs is a testament to the Philippine government's commitment to protecting the welfare of its citizens, especially those who are working overseas. The Department of Migrant Workers has been actively working to provide assistance and support to OFWs who are facing various challenges while working abroad.

The department has been working closely with various government agencies and non-governmental organizations to provide OFWs with access to legal assistance, financial support, and other services. These efforts are aimed at helping OFWs overcome the challenges they face while working abroad and ensuring that their rights and welfare are protected.

The Philippine government recognizes the significant contributions of OFWs to the country's economy and development. As such, it is committed to providing them with the support and assistance they need to ensure their safety and well-being while working abroad.

The repatriation of the four Filipinos from Saudi Arabia is a reminder that the Philippine government is actively working to protect the welfare of its citizens, especially those who are working overseas. It is hoped that this will encourage more OFWs to seek assistance and support from the government in case they encounter any issues while working abroad.