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The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) on Saturday said that it hopes to deliver justice to slain overseas Filipino worker (OFW) Dafnie Nacalaban who was found dead in the home of a Kuwaiti citizen. The DMW and the Philippine Embassy in Kuwait said they would provide legal assistance in prosecuting Nacalaban’s suspected killer who is under the custody of the Kuwaiti police and subject to the Kuwaiti justice system. Migrant Workers Secretary Hans Leo Cacdac personally visited Nacalaban’s family on Saturday to assure them of assistance and support. Nacalaban was supposed to have come home from Kuwait to surprise her family for Christmas, but went missing for two months before her “heavily decomposed” body was found in the house of the detained Kuwaiti.—JANE BAUTISTASubscribe to our daily newsletter
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