#Overseas Filipino Workers

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The 700 Club Asia: An Uncertain Future (Part 2)

Jerick Combate Reforba

The potential decision for The 700 Club Asia to permanently go off the air on GMA Pinoy TV—a channel catering to the overseas Filipino community in the Middle East and North Africa—marks a significant turning point for both the show and its loyal international viewers. After broadcasting on GMA Pinoy TV for nearly 11 years since 2013, the program might face challenges that could ultimately lead to its removal from this international platform. Several factors contribute to this decision, including low viewership, rising production costs, and strategic shifts in GMA Network Inc.’s corporate restructuring. Below is an extended and detailed explanation of the situation:

Decline in Viewership and Engagement Among Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs)

Overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) have long been a core audience for GMA Pinoy TV, as the channel provides them with a way to stay connected to Filipino culture and content. The 700 Club Asia has been part of this offering, with the intention of bringing spiritual content to Filipinos living abroad. However, the decline in viewership and audience engagement, especially among OFWs in the Middle East and North Africa, has been a key issue.

OFWs living in these regions are often balancing demanding work schedules and may have limited time for late-night religious programming. Their priorities may also lean toward entertainment, news, or other forms of content that help them feel connected to their families back home or provide a sense of comfort and relaxation after long work hours. Religious programs, especially those broadcast late at night, may struggle to capture their attention, leading to lower ratings for The 700 Club Asia.

While many OFWs remain spiritually inclined, they might prefer attending local church services or accessing more flexible forms of religious content, such as digital platforms that allow on-demand viewing. This shift in content consumption habits means that traditional television programming, especially religious shows with fixed time slots, may not be the ideal format for this demographic.

High Production Costs and the Economics of International Broadcasting

The costs associated with producing The 700 Club Asia are significant, and these financial pressures are amplified when considering the additional expenses tied to international broadcasting. GMA Pinoy TV, as a global platform, involves not only the regular production costs but also licensing fees, distribution costs, and marketing efforts needed to maintain the show’s visibility in a highly competitive international TV market.

Over time, as viewership numbers remain low, it becomes increasingly difficult to justify these expenditures. Unlike mainstream entertainment shows, which often attract large audiences and advertisers, The 700 Club Asia is more reliant on donations and contributions from its viewership base. When those numbers drop, the financial sustainability of the program becomes compromised.

Given the economic realities of producing and broadcasting content on an international scale, CBN Asia may be rethinking its investment in The 700 Club Asia on GMA Pinoy TV, as the return on investment from the audience and advertisers might not justify the continued high costs. This financial burden is a key factor in the possible decision to pull the show off the air in international markets like the Middle East and North Africa.

Corporate Restructuring at GMA Network Inc.

GMA Network Inc., like many media companies, undergoes periodic corporate restructuring to streamline operations and adapt to the evolving demands of the television industry. These reorganizations often involve strategic shifts in programming, especially in an age where digital media is rapidly overtaking traditional television.

In this context, the removal of The 700 Club Asia from GMA Pinoy TV could be part of a broader restructuring effort to reallocate resources toward more profitable or higher-rated shows. As the network focuses on programs that deliver stronger audience numbers or greater advertising revenue, religious content, which appeals to a more niche audience, may not be prioritized.

Furthermore, GMA International, which oversees GMA Pinoy TV, likely has its own set of business goals, such as increasing subscriptions and viewer engagement in key markets abroad. If The 700 Club Asia is not contributing to these objectives, it may be phased out in favor of programming with broader appeal.

Transition to Digital-Only Programming

In light of the challenges associated with remaining on international television channels, the production team behind The 700 Club Asia is considering a shift to digital-only programming. This would enable them to maintain their global reach without the high costs associated with traditional broadcast TV. By focusing on digital platforms such as the CBN Asia Media Center, Facebook, and YouTube, the show can reach audiences more effectively in a way that suits modern viewing habits.

Digital platforms offer several advantages:

• On-Demand Viewing: Unlike traditional TV, where audiences are tied to specific air times, digital platforms allow viewers to watch content whenever it is convenient for them. This is particularly important for OFWs, who may have unpredictable work hours and prefer to watch shows during their downtime.

• Broader Reach: Through social media and online streaming, The 700 Club Asia can reach a global audience beyond just the Middle East and North Africa. It also opens up opportunities for engaging with younger generations, who are more likely to consume content online than through traditional television.

• Lower Costs: Digital programming is generally less expensive to produce and distribute compared to broadcast television. By cutting down on production and broadcasting costs, CBN Asia can allocate more resources to creating high-quality content that resonates with viewers across the world.

• Interactive Engagement: Platforms like Facebook and YouTube allow for real-time engagement with viewers through comments, live streams, and direct interactions, which can foster a stronger sense of community and connection with the audience.

Possibility of Moving to Other International Channels

Another potential option for The 700 Club Asia is to transfer to other international television networks that cater to overseas Filipinos, though no formal announcements have been made. Two major channels that could be considered are:

1. ABS-CBN’s The Filipino Channel (TFC): TFC is one of the most widely recognized international channels for Filipinos abroad, offering a broad range of entertainment, news, and lifestyle programs. If The 700 Club Asia were to transfer to TFC, it could potentially reach a larger and more engaged audience of OFWs, especially in areas where TFC is dominant. However, TFC’s programming lineup is mostly entertainment-focused, so the religious content of The 700 Club Asia might face competition for airtime.

2. TV5’s Kapatid Channel: The Kapatid Channel, owned by TV5 Network Inc., also caters to overseas Filipinos and could be another possible home for The 700 Club Asia. As TV5 continues to build its international presence, particularly with the recent resurgence of the network under the leadership of MediaQuest Holdings Inc., there may be room for faith-based programming in its lineup. However, like TFC, Kapatid Channel’s programming is more entertainment-driven, and it remains to be seen whether religious content would fit into its strategy.

While these two channels are possible alternatives, there is no certainty that The 700 Club Asia will move to another international TV platform, especially considering the industry’s shift toward digital content. The decision ultimately rests on financial feasibility, audience demand, and the long-term strategic goals of both CBN Asia and the potential partner networks.

Future of The 700 Club Asia: Fully Digital or Multi-Platform?

The production team behind The 700 Club Asia has yet to make a formal announcement about whether the show will go fully digital or transfer to another international television channel. However, given the broader trends in media consumption, it is plausible that the show will lean more heavily on its digital presence, especially through platforms like YouTube, where it already has a substantial following.

If the show decides to pursue a multi-platform strategy, it could potentially offer a hybrid approach, where it continues to broadcast on select TV networks while expanding its digital outreach. This would allow the program to retain its loyal TV audience while reaching a younger, more tech-savvy demographic through social media and streaming platforms.

Conclusion

The decision for The 700 Club Asia to potentially go off the air on GMA Pinoy TV reflects the broader challenges facing religious programming in an era of changing media consumption habits. Low viewership, high production costs, and corporate restructuring at GMA Network Inc. are all contributing factors to the possible removal of the show from international broadcasting. However, with the increasing shift to digital platforms, The 700 Club Asia has the opportunity to continue its mission of spreading the Good News to a global audience through more cost-effective and accessible channels.

While the future of the show on traditional television remains uncertain, the potential for a fully digital future offers exciting possibilities for growth and engagement in the years to come.

Article continues in the last part of more detailed explanation of the situation regarding the uncertain future of The 700 Club Asia.

© 2024 Jerick Combate Reforba. All rights reserved.

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Saudi Arabia to Pay OFWs P4.6 Billion in Unpaid Salaries for Filipino Workers

In a historic move, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has pledged to pay P4.6 billion in unpaid salaries to Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) who were affected by the economic downturn several years ago. This announcement brings hope and relief to thousands of Filipino workers and their families who have been fighting for their right to be compensated for years of hard work. This development is a…

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Fililipino Diaspora Mass Migration / Immigration Plan year 2100 - Operation One Piece as part of the Bagong Pilipinas and Filipinas Ultramar

Filipino Diaspora from the Philippines will become the Biggest Diaspora in the WORLD by Year 2100.

 IF China Attacks / Invades the Philippines; and IF China Occupies Manila, Philippines will IMMEDIATELY Send 60 Million Filipinos like Filipino Migrants / Filipino Immigrants, Filipino Settlers, Filipino Asylum Seekers, Filipino Refugees and Filipino Exiles or 60% of the 120 Million - 200 Million Philippine Population to going Overseas throughout the World like Oceania, Americas and Europe via the Pacific Ocean (and Atlantic Ocean by Panama Canal) by building a "60 MILLION MASSIVE PACIFIC OCEAN SHIPPING PINOY IMMIGRANT ARMADA" in 100,000 Ships, 200,000 Planes and 5 Million Vehicles to be added to existing 12 Million Overseas Filipinos. The Filipinos are NOT JOKING AROUND. The Global Filipino Diaspora will / must increase from 12 Million Overseas Filipinos into a 72 MILLION OVERSEAS FILIPINOS within 5 years!!! The Global Filipino Diaspora of 12 Million to 72 Million Overseas Filipinos and Foreigners / Mestizos with Filipino Ancestry will SEEK REVENGE / will AVENGE THE PHILIPPINES by Making the 50 Million Overseas Pure-Blooded CCP Chinese (INTSIK / TSEKWA) including Chinese Immigrants, Chinese Tourists, Chinese Agents, Chinese Students, Chinese Spies, Overseas Chinese United Fronts, Chinese Triads, Overseas Chinese Police Station Personnel, Chinese Propagandists, Chinese CCP Officials, Macau Officials, Hong Kong Officials, Chinese Diplomats and Chinese Bussimen with their children, family and relatives living Overseas / Abroad / outside China, Pro-China Communists, Pro-China Leftists, Pro-China Socialists, Maoists, Pro-China Marxists, Zionists, Pro-China Propagandists, Pro-China Informants, Anti-Filipino Capitalists, ANTIFA Anarchists and Abortionists around the World will "VANISHED FOR GOOD" and will PAY in "GOLD AND BLOOD" in Overseas POGROMS as parts of the Future GLOBAL FILIPINO DIASPORA WARS.

The 72 Million Filipino Diaspora WILL MAKE the 50 Million Overseas Chinese (INTSIK / TSEKWA), 30 Million Overseas Russians (BATNIK) and 8 Million Jews (DUGYOT) to PAY the WHOLE COST and Expenses of Mass Immigration and Permanent Resettlement at the "NEW FILIPINO HOMELANDS" or the "BAGONG PILIPINAS" Abroad along the Synchronization of the "FILIPINAS ULTRAMAR" Policy in United States (California [The City Los Angeles will become "NEW MANILA" of the Americas / New World. The Los Angeles County will become the "NEW METRO MANILA". The Southern California will become the "NEW MEGA MANILA".], Oregon, Washington, Alaska, New York, Illinois, Nevada, New Jersey, Colorado, Arizona, Georgia, Maryland, Massachusetts, Virginia, Texas, Florida and Hawaii), Canada (British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, Manitoba, Quebec, and Saskatchewan), Australia (Queensland, New South Wales, South Australia and Victoria), New Zealand, Mexico (Colima, Michoacan, Jalisco, Guerrero, Oaxaca and Chiapas), Britain, Portugal, Spain, France, El Salvador, Hispaniola, Colombia, Panama and Ecuador of more than 60 Million Filipinos / or 60% of the Whole Philippine Population at the Wake of the Chinese Invasion of the Philippines / Chinese Occupation of Manila in "GOLD and BLOOD".

The 60 Million Filipinos Going Overseas within less than 5 Years IF China Invades the Philippines / If China Occupies Manila Formula:

Australia 🇦🇺 - 3 Million Filipinos (23 MILLION MAX in Year 2100)

New Zealand 🇳🇿 - 1 Million Filipinos (10 MILLION MAX in Year 2100)

Canada 🇨🇦 - 3 Million Filipinos (25 MILLION MAX in Year 2100)

Mexico 🇲🇽 - 2 Million Filipinos (60 MILLION MAX in Year 2100)

Latin America and Caribbean - 10 Million Filipinos / or 20 Million Filipinos (200 MILLION MAX in Year 2100)

United States of America US/USA 🇺🇸 - 30 Million Filipinos (100 MILLION MAX in Year 2100)

Europe 🇪🇺 - 11 Million Filipinos (100 MILLION MAX in Year 2100)

Great Britain / United Kingdom UK 🇬🇧 - 2 Million Filipinos (35 MILLION MAX in Year 2100)

Rest of the World - 100 MILLION FILIPINOS MAX in Year 2100

PS: Or the 60% of the Entire 120 Million to 200 Million Philippine Population in 100,000 Ships, 200,000 Planes and 5 Million Vehicles in order to achieve the target from the current 12 Million Overseas Filipinos into more than 72 MILLION OVERSEAS FILIPINOS!!!

THE FILIPINO DIASPORA WILL BECOME THE "BIGGEST IMMIGRANT DIASPORA" IN THE WORLD BY YEAR 2100!!!

I want to Make a 700 page "GLOBAL FILIPINO DIASPORA IDEOLOGY BOOK" for the Filipino Diaspora Plan to the World at Year 2100, OR Someone MUST Make a 700 page "GLOBAL FILIPINO DIASPORA IDEOLOGY BOOK" for the Filipino Diaspora Plan to the World at Year 2100 .

United States - American Dream

China - Common Prosperity

Spain - La Hispanidad

France - Francophonie

Britain - Pax Britanica

Russia - Ruskiy Mir

Germany - Lebensraum

Mexico - La Vida Loca

Turkey - Neo Ottoman Empire / Golden Apple

Saudi Arabia - Great Ummah / Khalifah

Iran - Ahlul Bayt

India - Jhai Sri Ram

PHILIPPINES - "ONE PIECE WORLD" on Planet Earth!!!

The 72 Million Filipino Diaspora will IMPOSE a Real Life "ONE PIECE WORLD" in the Whole Planet Earth which means Overseas Filipinos will participate to ALL International / Global Political and Social Events around the World to make the Whole World MORE INSANE than ever due to Reckless "Filipino Madness" whether the other Countries like it or not. A lot of Countries want the so called "PEACE", but the Filipino Diaspora wants only "ONE PIECE" beacuse ONE PIECE IS REAL (but cannot find One Piece in the Philippines AKA Foosha Village, Manila the real life Loguetown, so the 60 Million Filipinos must Mass Immigrate abroad to find their own One Piece). The Filipino Diaspora will Make the ONE PIECE - FINAL WAR Saga a REALITY!!!

The More Than 72 Million Overseas Filipino Diaspora MUST Carry Out the "OPERATION ONE PIECE" at ALL Costs!!!

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THE DESCRIPTION OF SAINT PEDRO CALUNGSOD The Patron of the Filipino Youth Feast Day: April 2

"In a spirit of faith, he undertook the demanding work asked of him and bravely faced the many obstacles and difficulties he met. In the face of imminent danger, he would not forsake Fr. Diego, but as a 'good soldier of Christ,' preferred to die at the missionary's side." -St. John Paul II

The 2nd Filipino-born saint was born on July 21, 1654 in one of the islands of the Visayas (Ginatilan, Cebu).

Since Pedro did so well in the religion classes of the Jesuit boarding school in Guam, he was chosen as a companion of Diego Luis de San Vitores, the Spanish Jesuit missionary who pioneered the first missionary journey to Guam in the Mariana Islands. In 1668, they reached Guam, and the first year was a triumph of graces: thousands of people lined up to attend catechism classes and to receive the sacraments.

Their success arose the envy of a Chinese impostor and a criminal from Manila who was exiled in Guam named Choco, and of the Macanjas (medicine men), the traditional sorcerers of the islands. They initiated a slander campaign against the missionaries, spreading the rumor that the water used for baptism was poisonous, and intended to kill the children. Many of the Chamorros believed them, and thus began a war against the missionaries and the Spanish soldiers.

Diego and Pedro went to Tumon to baptize a newborn child against the will of his father and the village chief named Matå'pang. When he became aware of the baptism of his daughter, he became furious and was fed up with the Christian teachings. Assisted by his friend and a pagan named Hirao, he attacked the missionaries on the beach. Pedro, after evading several spear attacks, he was eventually hit on the chest and finished off with a machete. Diego had the time to show him a crucifix and to give the absolution before being pierced with a lance and struck on the head. Pedro died on April 2, 1672, forgiving his enemies.

Beatified by St. John Paul II on March 5, 2000 and was canonized as a saint twelve years later on World Mission Sunday - October 21, 2012, by Pope (later Pope Emeritus) Benedict XVI.

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Hours before Indonesian President Joko Widodo’s scheduled arrival in Manila, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) reiterated the Philippines’ appeal for the leader to grant clemency to Filipina death row prisoner Mary Jane Veloso.

In September 2022, the Marcos administration — through [DFA Secretary Enrique] Manalo — formally requested executive clemency for Veloso, who has been imprisoned in Indonesia since 2010 over drug trafficking charges.

In a statement on Monday, Migrante International – which champions the rights of overseas Filipino workers – likewise renewed its years-long call for Veloso’s release, as it noted that Widodo’ three-day state visit coincides with the Filipina's 39th birthday on Wednesday.

“Granting Mary Jane clemency and freedom would be a great gift to Filipino migrants and people," the group said. "Mary Jane is a victim of human and drug trafficking. She has been in prison abroad since 2010 and has suffered more than enough.”

The domestic helper from Nueva Ecija was arrested in 2010 for allegedly smuggling 2.6 kilograms of heroin into Indonesia, valued at over ₱28 million.

She denied the accusations, saying she was tricked by her recruiter to bring the drugs hidden in the seams of a suitcase that was given to her.

2024 Jan. 9

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#iPalawanMoNa! Claim your International Remittance Anytime, Anywhere with PalawanPay

Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) are integral contributors to the Philippine economy, playing a significant role in shaping the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and foreign exchange earnings. Their remittances, which constitute at least 10 percent of the national GDP, are crucial for sustaining households, meeting basic needs, supporting education, providing shelter, and fostering entrepreneurial endeavors.

Recognized as modern-day heroes, OFWs work tirelessly to support their families. The Palawan Group of Companies acknowledges their dedication and passion for supporting their loved ones and aims to help make their lives easier with Palawan Express Pera Padala (PEPP). PEPP serves as a bridge to ensure that the hard-earned money of OFWs is securely and promptly received by their families with its “cash agad ang tanggap” (receive money immediately) service. With its availability of funds, this service sets it apart from other remittance centers because money can be received automatically. Apart from an extensive network of over 6,000 branches and authorized agents nationwide, it also has more than 55 international remittance partners making it a trusted and leading international remittance pick-up center in the Philippines.

Furthering their commitment to their brand promise of “mura, mabilis at walang kuskos balungos na serbisyo” (affordable, fast, and hassle-free service), the Palawan Group of Companies proudly announces the integration of their international remittance services into their PalawanPay e-wallet app. This new feature provides a more accessible, fast, secure, and efficient method for OFWs' families to claim remittances anytime and anywhere from PalawanPay’s available international remittance partners such as Remitly, Japan Remit, Instant Cash, Uniteller, and IntelExpress. The app simplifies the process, allowing users to claim remittances online with just a few clicks. Recipients can select the "Claim Remittance" option, choose the "International Remittance Partner," input the "Claim Code" and other necessary details, review the information, and confirm the transaction. Claiming of international remittance via PalawanPay is powered by Perahub. The Palawan Group of Companies continues to forge partnerships, ensuring efficiency in its operations and excellent customer servicing. 

In addition to convenience, PalawanPay prioritizes the security and well-being of its users. Those who choose to claim their remittances via the PalawanPay App are entitled to free Kabayan ProtekTODO Insurance. The insurance covers claims ranging from Php 1,000 to Php 15,000 for one month, with coverage of up to Php 20,000. For claims exceeding Php 15,001, the insurance is valid for six months with coverage of up to Php 25,000. Want to receive remittances the easy, secure, and convenient way? #IPalawanMoNa by downloading the PalawanPay app from the Apple Store, Huawei App Gallery, or the Google Play Store. Claiming remittances has never been easier as Palawan Group of Companies continues to redefine convenience and security through its International Remittance services, available via the PalawanPay App or Palawan Express Pera Padala outlets!

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The Missing Husband Episode 61 English Sub - Full Episodes

The Missing Husband Episode 61 English Subtitles

It follows the story of OFWs in Qatar, Anton and Millie, who venture to work abroad away from their families to save enough money for their future. However, their plans were disorganized when Millie got pregnant. They try to start anew in the Philippines. After getting married, the two signed up for an investment opportunity. Anton invests all their life savings and invites several others to join. Later on, Anton finds out that the business is a scam. He and Millie lost all their hard-earned possessions, which caused conflict in their marriage. Things become more complicated when Anton started receiving death threats from those he invited to the investment scheme. Anton promised Millie that he would fix everything. Until one morning, Anton vanishes, leaving blood all over their kitchen. Was there someone who tried to kill him? Or was it all part of his escape plan? Where can Millie find her missing husband? (Source: IMDb)

⬇️⬇️Watch The Missing Husband Episode 61 Eng Sub - Full Episodes⬇️⬇️

Website : https://dramasian.xyz/search/The+Missing+Husband

Native Title: The Missing Husband

Country: Philippines

Episodes: 80

Aired: Aug 28, 2023 - ?

Aired On: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

Original Network: GMA

Content Rating: Not Yet Rated

Also Known As:

Director: Mark A. Reyes

Screenwriter: Des Garbes-Severino, Renato Custodio Jr.

Genres: Romance, Drama

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The Missing Husband Episode 61 English Sub - Full Episodes

The Missing Husband Episode 61 English Subtitles

It follows the story of OFWs in Qatar, Anton and Millie, who venture to work abroad away from their families to save enough money for their future. However, their plans were disorganized when Millie got pregnant. They try to start anew in the Philippines. After getting married, the two signed up for an investment opportunity. Anton invests all their life savings and invites several others to join. Later on, Anton finds out that the business is a scam. He and Millie lost all their hard-earned possessions, which caused conflict in their marriage. Things become more complicated when Anton started receiving death threats from those he invited to the investment scheme. Anton promised Millie that he would fix everything. Until one morning, Anton vanishes, leaving blood all over their kitchen. Was there someone who tried to kill him? Or was it all part of his escape plan? Where can Millie find her missing husband? (Source: IMDb)

⬇️⬇️Watch The Missing Husband Episode 61 Eng Sub - Full Episodes⬇️⬇️

Website : https://dramasian.xyz/search/The+Missing+Husband

Native Title: The Missing Husband

Country: Philippines

Episodes: 80

Aired: Aug 28, 2023 - ?

Aired On: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

Original Network: GMA

Content Rating: Not Yet Rated

Also Known As:

Director: Mark A. Reyes

Screenwriter: Des Garbes-Severino, Renato Custodio Jr.

Genres: Romance, Drama

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The Missing Husband Episode 61 English Sub - Full Episodes

The Missing Husband Episode 61 English Subtitles

It follows the story of OFWs in Qatar, Anton and Millie, who venture to work abroad away from their families to save enough money for their future. However, their plans were disorganized when Millie got pregnant. They try to start anew in the Philippines. After getting married, the two signed up for an investment opportunity. Anton invests all their life savings and invites several others to join. Later on, Anton finds out that the business is a scam. He and Millie lost all their hard-earned possessions, which caused conflict in their marriage. Things become more complicated when Anton started receiving death threats from those he invited to the investment scheme. Anton promised Millie that he would fix everything. Until one morning, Anton vanishes, leaving blood all over their kitchen. Was there someone who tried to kill him? Or was it all part of his escape plan? Where can Millie find her missing husband? (Source: IMDb)

⬇️⬇️Watch The Missing Husband Episode 61 Eng Sub - Full Episodes⬇️⬇️

Website : https://dramasian.xyz/search/The+Missing+Husband

Native Title: The Missing Husband

Country: Philippines

Episodes: 80

Aired: Aug 28, 2023 - ?

Aired On: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

Original Network: GMA

Content Rating: Not Yet Rated

Also Known As:

Director: Mark A. Reyes

Screenwriter: Des Garbes-Severino, Renato Custodio Jr.

Genres: Romance, Drama

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The Missing Husband Episode 61 English Sub - Full Episodes

The Missing Husband Episode 61 English Subtitles

It follows the story of OFWs in Qatar, Anton and Millie, who venture to work abroad away from their families to save enough money for their future. However, their plans were disorganized when Millie got pregnant. They try to start anew in the Philippines. After getting married, the two signed up for an investment opportunity. Anton invests all their life savings and invites several others to join. Later on, Anton finds out that the business is a scam. He and Millie lost all their hard-earned possessions, which caused conflict in their marriage. Things become more complicated when Anton started receiving death threats from those he invited to the investment scheme. Anton promised Millie that he would fix everything. Until one morning, Anton vanishes, leaving blood all over their kitchen. Was there someone who tried to kill him? Or was it all part of his escape plan? Where can Millie find her missing husband? (Source: IMDb)

⬇️⬇️Watch The Missing Husband Episode 61 Eng Sub - Full Episodes⬇️⬇️

Website : https://dramasian.xyz/search/The+Missing+Husband

Native Title: The Missing Husband

Country: Philippines

Episodes: 80

Aired: Aug 28, 2023 - ?

Aired On: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

Original Network: GMA

Content Rating: Not Yet Rated

Also Known As:

Director: Mark A. Reyes

Screenwriter: Des Garbes-Severino, Renato Custodio Jr.

Genres: Romance, Drama

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OH LOOK A TF2 INSERT

(pls forgive me for drawing sniper ugly here- this is literally the first time ive ever drawn him)

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Filipino workers (OFWs), who were in Israel, have come back home

So far, 224 Filipino workers (OFWs) who were in Israel have come back home to the Philippines. This happened because of fighting that is happening in Israel. The government helped them get back safely and gave them some money and a place to stay while they waited for their flights. Since armed militants from the Palestinian group Hamas launched their attacks in southern Israel on Oct. 7. the…

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Filipino Diaspora Plan year 2100 - Operation One Piece

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im leaving my job in a few weeks (🥳) and looking at hospitals to apply to but my dad is already talking to me about working abroad hrrgrurghrh

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SM Supermalls job fair paves the way for 2024 career opportunities

SM Supermalls, in collaboration with the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), Public Employment Service Office (PESO), Local Government Units (LGUs), the Private Sector Advisory Council (PSAC) Jobs Group, the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI), the Employers Confederation of the Philippines (ECOP), Philippine Exporters Confederation, Inc. (PHILEXPORT), and SM Retail are set…