Couple admits killing Filipina maid Victim crushed to death by car

KUWAIT CITY, July 17: Detectives belonging to Ahmadi CID have unraveled the murder mystery of a Filipino woman whose corpse was found near horse stables area in Kabad on Thursday.
Sources say the sleuths managed to identify the victim as a housemaid who worked for a Kuwaiti family. The family had returned the maid to a domestic workers’ office over three months ago.

Officers came to know that another Kuwaiti woman had hired the maid using a stolen ID card and fictitious phone numbers. The woman, who stays in Salwa, later confessed that she and her husband maltreated the maid on a daily basis. When they feared that the maid would die, they took her in their car to the stables area and crushed her under their vehicle to give an impression that she was run over by a motorist. The woman’s husband also corroborated her confession.

Earlier, when officers reached the address the woman gave at the domestic workers’ office, they found another woman who had no clue about the victim. They then discovered that the suspects stole the ID card of the woman to employ the victim. After a lot of effort, investigation men finally managed to reach the suspects and arrested them. Officers found out that the woman had earlier maltreated several other housemaids.

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FILCOM  (Filipino Community Dubai UAE) in its effort to collect all donations in cooperation of  Philippine Consulate Dubai UAE, encourage other people to do the same to the victims of typhoon Ondoy.

Where To send your Donation:

2. West Zone with branches in Deira, Satwa and Karama will accept donation on Oct. 2, 2009 between 3:00-8:00PM only. Donations will be collected for shipping on the same day. For inquiries please call  Joseph Alipio of FORAC at 050-7456452.

3. Dubai Outlet Mall from sept 30, 2009 to Oct 2, 2009 during mall hours from 10AM  to 10PM. For inquiries please call Joseph Alipio of FORAC at 050-7456452

Makati Express

-  Complimentary (all inclusive) air freight of 500 kgs

-  Due to strict policy of airfreight procedures, liquid and pressurized products are not acceptable

-  Medicines, in small quantity only, will be acceptable

-  Priority items will be food items

-  Kindly ensure that the above are followed, to ensure that the boxes for airfreight will not be held back by Customs

LBC Cargo

- Complimentary (all inclusive) sea freight with collection for 2 Fridays (2 and 9Oct 09)

-  Boxes will be available at all the above drop-off points (2Oct) + POLO-OWWA office (2 & 9 Oct)

-  All items have to be sorted out so that they can be categorised easily for distribution

-  Boxes can also be dropped/picked up to those who require this service.

Filipino Off Road Auto Club -Dubai (FORAC) is once again knocking at your kind hearts this time to help THE VICTIMS OF TYPHOON KIKO in Philippines.

We are here in Dubai, sitting in our tinted air-conditioned cars, resting in our air-conditioned rooms, thinking what we gonna eat next or thinking what we gonna buy next in the shopping malls. And in the other side of the world, FilipInos are crying, no food to eat, no house to stay, no clothes to wear. They just ran for their lives,
bringing whatever they can with them. Most of the time its FIRE. But this time its TYPHOON KIKO.

FORAC is organizing DONATION MARATHON on August 14, Friday at West Zone Supermarket, Karama (Opposite of Karama Post Office) from 4pm-8pm. You can bring whatever things you can give to make life easier for them in this trying times. USED CLOTHING, BLANKETS, CANNED FOODS, NOODLES, TOWELS, MEDICINES etc.

FORAC will shipped them to Philippines with the help of our sponsors and distribute it to ZAMBALES as soon as possible.

For more information please contact:
050 259 95 79 / 055 371 20 20 / 055 280 53 18

PLEASE SPREAD THIS EMAIL TO ALL YOU FRIENDS.
THE MORE DONATIONS WE CAN COLLECT,
THE MORE FILIPINOS WE CAN HELP

ABU DHABI – The outgoing Philippine Ambassador to the UAE, Libran N. Cabactulan, was given a warm farewell on Thursday by the Filipino Community and the St. Joseph Church.

He will depart from the UAE this week to take up his new assignment as president of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Preparatory Committee.

Philippine Ambassador Libran Nuevas Cabactulan receiving a gift from leaders of Filipino community in UAE]At a farewell party, he told the gathering that his new assignment will take him to countries that are members of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM).

Cabactulan, who finished his six-year tenure in UAE, was endorsed by the Philippine Government in July 2008 to be president of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Preparatory Committee. By April this year, the 118 member-countries of NAM endorsed his candidature and in May the 198 countries involved in the treaty elected him president during their third preparatory conference in New York. Popularly known as the father of the Filipino Expatriates Inc, a foundation he helped set up to assist the Filipinos in need of financial, medical and legal support in UAE, Cabactulan urged all Filipinos to do their best to get the FilEx going, calling it as “his legimitate son that should bear fruit for everyone.”

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