On June 6, the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) conducted a rescue operation in Imus City, Cavite, saving 55 prospective overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) from unsafe and substandard living conditions. The initiative was prompted by reports highlighting the deplorable accommodations provided by licensed recruitment agencies, which failed to meet basic health and safety standards. Following the inspection, the DMW provided immediate welfare assistance and temporary shelter to the rescued individuals, ensuring their safety while awaiting deployment abroad. Additionally, they will receive legal assistance and support services from the DMW's Migrant Workers Protection Bureau. This operation is part of a broader campaign by the DMW to inspect accommodation facilities for OFWs across the country, aiming to enhance their welfare and protection during the waiting period before overseas employment.