Philippine Embassy in Myanmar (Yangon)

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ADVISORY: Warning Against Illegal Recruitment and Human Trafficking in Myanmar

Courtesy: Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP)

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THE PHILIPPINE EMBASSY IN MYANMAR BIDS FAREWELL TO ODAFA ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT MSGT. REYMUNDO CLAVERIA

YANGON, 25 May 2026 – The Embassy bids farewell to MSgt. Reymundo F. Claveria (PAF), (2nd from left), Administrative Assistant (AA) of the Office of the Defense and Armed Forces Attaché (ODAFA), who will conclude his three-year tour of duty on 31 May 2026.

MSgt. Claveria has demonstrated exemplary devotion to duty, playing a pivotal role in strengthening the Embassy’s crisis response capabilities, supporting repatriation efforts, and assisting overseas Filipinos (OFs) in distress – most notably after the 7.7 magnitude Mandalay earthquake in 2025. The Embassy conveys its deepest gratitude for his public service and wishes him continued success as he returns to the Philippines.

Concurrently, the Embassy warmly welcomes TSgt. Nelmar D. Loterte (PN), (leftmost) who assumed the role of AA of ODAFA headed by Col. Jose P. Navarro, Jr. (PA). The Embassy looks forward to working closely with TSgt. Loterte in advancing Philippine interests and remains steadfast in its commitment to protecting and promoting the welfare of OFs in Myanmar. END

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The Philippine Embassy in Myanmar shares this reminder from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP): check your bank and e-wallet transactions regularly.

Suspicious activity is easier to spot when you review debits, transfers, online purchases, withdrawals, and other account movements as soon as possible.

If you see an unfamiliar transaction, report it immediately to your bank or e-money issuer. For unresolved complaints, you may reach the BSP through the BSP Online Buddy (BOB) on the BSP website, Facebook Messenger, or mobile app.

The Embassy encourages the Filipino community to Check, Protect, and Report for safer and more secure financial transactions.

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The Philippine Embassy in Myanmar welcomes TSg. Nelmar D. Loterte PN (M), Incoming Administrative Assistant of the Office of the Philippine Defense and Armed Forces Attaché (OPhilDAFA)-Myanmar

THE PHILIPPINE EMBASSY IN MYANMAR PROVIDES COUNSELLING AND BASIC MEDICAL SERVICES TO REPATRIATING OVERSEAS FILIPINOS

YANGON, 9 May 2026 – The Philippine Embassy in Myanmar, in coordination with EDEN Myanmar, facilitated the provision of counselling and medical services to seventy-nine (79) Overseas Filipinos (OFs) on 08 and 09 May 2026.

The Philippine Embassy, working closely with EDEN Myanmar, ensured that the OFs received counselling support and basic medical assessment prior to their return to the Philippines. The initiative forms part of the Embassy’s continuing efforts to provide holistic assistance to distressed nationals, particularly those who may have experienced vulnerability, exploitation, or trauma during their stay in Myanmar.

EDEN Myanmar is a non-governmental organization engaged in anti-human trafficking interventions across Southeast Asia (with presence in Myanmar since 2014).

The Embassy reaffirms its commitment to providing assistance to Filipinos in distress overseas, in close coordination with partners on the ground and relevant agencies in the Philippines. END