Filipinos with the deployment of government staff, lawyers and doctors to various countries. In response to the findings, the Singapore government rejected the findings but agreed to President Ramos's request to examine Maga’s remains by two Singapore pathologists and three foreign consultants. The first autopsy done by Singapore pathologists concluded that Maga died of asphyxia due to strangulations which was disputed by the Philippines' National Bureau of Investigation experts. A final autopsy was conducted in July by an independent panel's whose results would be final and both governments are to accept the findings. If the findings determined that Maga did not die of asphyxia, the Singapore government will reopen Contemplacion's case and re-investigate the deaths of Maga and Huang. The independent panel determined that Maga's cause of death was asphyxia which the Philippines government accepted. Philippines and Singapore began to reconcile their bilateral relations. In popular culture The Flor Contemplacion Story, directed by Joel Lamangan and starring Nora Aunor in the role of Contemplacion, was released by Viva Entertainment and also won Best Picture in the Cairo Film Festival in 1995. The story of the victim starring Gina Alajar in the role of Delia Maga was also featured in another film by Regal Films and Golden Lions Films Productions, Victim No. 1: Delia Maga (Jesus, Pray for Us! : A Massacre In Singapore) , directed by Carlo J. Caparas. In 1995, there is another documentary film of both Flor Contemplacion and Delia Maga in 1995 film called Bagong Bayani (aka "A New Hero" or "Unsung Heroine"), directed by Tikoy Aguiluz. Starring Helen Gamboa as Flor Contemplacion and Chanda Romero as Delia Maga. The case of Flor Contemplacion was also featured in an episode of GMA Network's crime documentary program,Case Unclosed. The aftermath of Flor Contemplacion's family after her execution was dramatized on GMA Network's drama anthology series, Magpakailanman, starring Alessandra de Rossi as Flor's daughter Russel, who was suffered from a string of unfortunate events after her mother's death including her husband's drug addiction, the imprisonment of her father and siblings from drugs, and hardships on balancing worktime and motherhood. The episode was titled "Life After the Death of Flor Contemplacion" and originally aired on April 13, 2013. See also Capital punishment in Singapore Filipinos in Singapore Philippines-Singapore relations Sarah Balabagan, a Filipino maid convicted of murder in United Arab Emirates References Further reading Regional Briefing Philippines: Death Threat (March