To prove the innocence of Hazel Ann Baguisa Morales to the death of the Japanese couple in Adachi Ward, Tokyo on January 16, her family submitted vital information to the Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs and the same data was forwarded to the Philippine Embassy in Tokyo a few days ago.
Undersecretary Hans Leo Cacdac, the officer-in-charge of the Philippine Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) assured legal assistance to Morales if a case will be filed. He mentioned that the Philippine Embassy is in coordination with the Japanese authorities and intends to provide legal and other forms of assistance to Ms. Morales.
On a personal note, I wonder where the national newspapers, online news agencies, and social media content creators get their false information.
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