Bangkay ng Pinoy na binitay kamakailan lang sa Saudi Arabia, di umano pwedeng iuwi
- The remains of the Filipino who was recently executed in Saudi Arabia cannot be brought home
- In a report by GMA News, it quoted the Philippine Embassy in Riyadh saying that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia doesn’t allow executed prisoners to be brought home to their respective countries
- It can be recalled that the unnamed Pinoy was executed on October 5, Saturday, for the crime of killing a Saudi national
- The government said it has appealed to the Saudi government and has offered blood money but all of these were rejected, causing the execution to proceed as scheduled
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The remains of the Filipino who was executed last October 5, Saturday, after being handed down with the sentence of death for killing a Saudi national, cannot be brought home.
Source: UGC
In a report by GMA News, the Philippine Embassy in Riyadh said that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia won’t allow executed foreign prisoners to be brought to their home countries.
According to Rommel Romato, Charges d’ Affiares of the Philippine Embassy in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the same thing happened before with all other foreign prisoners who were executed.
“Kahit gustuhin nating iuwi, yung mga nakaraang execution ganun din po yung naging procedure nila dito. They do not allow the remains of those executed to be return the sending countries,” Riyadh Charges d’ Affaires Rommel Romato said.
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It can be recalled that the execution of the unnamed Filipino pushed through last October 5, Saturday.
According to GMA News, he was handed down a death penalty sentence for killing a Saudi national.
The Filipino allegedly he beat the Saudi national with a hammer on his head after they had squabble over a business.
In GMA News’ report, Charge d’ Affaires Romato said they tried settling with the family of the Saudi national by offering blood money, but it was refused.
The Philippine official also said that the Saudi government helped by staying the execution for some time in order for the Philippine government to have enough leeway to ask forgiveness from the Saudi national’s family but like the blood money, they also did not accept the apology.
The Philippine Embassy in Riyadh revealed there are nine other Filipinos who are in the death row right now.
One of the nine also killed a Saudi national and at the moment, the government is doing everything in order that his life will be spared and avoid a repeat of what happened last October 5.
News, photos or videos that arouse the interest of netizens would often go viral on social media, due to the attention netizens give them. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, and in rare cases, such could also happen to ordinary people, making them very relatable.
Meanwhile, the Bacoor PNP, in a comment on a video post, promised to investigate the police personnel involved in a traffic altercation with an individual. In its comment, the Bacoor PNP asked for the whereabouts of the complainant involved in the said altercation and who took a video of the same to aid them in their investigation of the erring police personnel involved. The Bacoor PNP also thanked the netizen for posting the video and making them aware of the situation. It also urged the complainant to send them a message so they could proceed with a formal investigation.
In another news, a college student who works part-time as a delivery rider to help his family, was gunned down in front of his house. Based on the report of GMA, CCTV showed that the 22-year-old victim was already parking his motorcycle when two young men passed by. One of them drew out a gun, aimed at the victim, and chased him despite fleeing the scene until he fell from the shots. The two then took his things and his motorcycle.
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Source: KAMI.com.gh
