Mapayapang nakabalik ng Pilipinas ang mag-asawang Anne Curtis at Erwan Heussaff at ang kanilang anak na si Dahlia noong Huwebes, Marso 5, 2026.
Ibinahagi ni Erwan sa Instagram stories nito ang larawan ng pagbabalik nila sa Pilipinas ng kanyang pamilya habang lulan ng eroplano.
Caption niya rito: “Last few days felt like weeks. Back in Manila.”
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Nanggaling ang pamilya nina Anne at Erwan sa Muscat, Oman, dahil doon sila nagtagpo.
Dumalo si Anne sa Milan Fashion Week sa Italy, at magkikita dapat sila ng kanyang mag-ama sa Dubai.
Pero bumalik sa Milan ang eroplanong sinasakyan ng aktres dahil sa giyera sa pagitan ng Iran at ng magkakamping Amerika at Israel.
Pitong oras bumiyahe, sakay ng kotse, sina Erwan at Dahlia mula Dubai hanggang Oman para sa pagtatagpo nila ni Anne sa Muscat, ang capital city ng bansa.
Magkakasama silang bumalik sa Pilipinas.
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BULACAN VICE MAYORS STRANDED IN DUBAI
Nakabalik na rin sa bansa noong Huwebes ang unang batch ng Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) na piniling umuwi ng Pilipinas dahil sa tensiyong nagaganap sa Middle East.
Sinalubong sa Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) ng mga tauhan ng pamahalaan ang 299 OFWs na bumiyahe mula sa Dubai.
Inanunsiyo naman ni Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) Secretary Jonvic Remulla na pabalik na rin sa bansa ang mga vice mayor ng lalawigan ng Bulacan na stranded sa Dubai mula pa noong Pebrero 28, 2026.
Nilinaw ni Remulla na may travel authority ng kanyang tanggapan ang pagpunta sa Dubai ng mga vice mayor ng Bulacan sa personal na kapasidad.
Nagkaroon ng kontrobersiya ang Dubai trip ng mga vice mayor kaya naglabas ng opisyal ng pahayag ng paglilinaw ang DILG-Central Luzon noong Marso 3.
Nakasaad dito: “The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) addresses the circulating reports claiming that several local officials, including vice mayors, travelled to Dubai, United Arab Emirates, without notifying or securing approval from the Department, and that they are allegedly 'stranded' due to the current emergency situation in the Middle East.
“The DILG categorically states that these reports are inaccurate and misleading. The Department has no official record confirming that any vice mayor or group of local officials from Bulacan or other provinces travelled to Dubai without proper documentation or coordination with the appropriate government agencies. Assertions that such travel occurred without the Department’s knowledge are unverified and speculative.
“It must be emphasized that all elective and appointive local government officials must obtain the necessary Foreign Travel Authority (FTA) and comply with established national policies and procedures for foreign travel. These protocols are in place to ensure transparency, accountability, and proper coordination among concerned government offices.
“DILG reiterates its commitment to upholding transparency and accountability in local governance and to safeguarding the welfare of local government officials and all Filipino citizens.”
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