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Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) consular office in SM Manila closed as staff contract coronavirus

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MANILA – The operations of the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) consular office in SM Manila have been suspended for two days after seven of its personnel contracted the coronavirus and several others identified as close contacts.

 

In a news release issued Sunday, the DFA advised the public that its consular office is closed from Sept. 20-21 to carry out disinfection within the premises.

 

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Passport applicants for this period will receive an email providing them the details of their alternative appointment.

The DFA consular office for NCR West may be contacted by phone through 8536-9995 and 0920-503-7256, or the following email addresses:

 

* Email: [email protected], [email protected]


* For passport processing concerns: [email protected]


* For authentication processing concerns: [email protected]


* For passport/apostille releasing concerns: [email protected]

 

The department has advised applicants to refer only to the agency's official platforms for announcements and updates. (PR) 

 

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