The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) on Thursday said it will strive to improve the facilities and staffing of the Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) Hospital in Pampanga after it was criticized by Senator Raffy Tulfo for having poor service.
The Department of Migrant Workers on Thursday said it will strive to improve the facilities and staffing of the Overseas Filipino Workers Hospital in Pampanga after it was criticized by Senator Raffy Tulfo for having poor service.“This is the first time makapunta ako sa isang ospital na walang katao tao… Nasan ang mga pasyente?” Tulfo asked upon finding out there were only two patients admitted at the hospital.
There are around 200 staff members in the hospital, consisting of 46 doctors, 72 nurses, and other staff, according to Jonathan Andal’s 24 Oras report on Wednesday.
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