Overseas Absentee Voting Bangkok thailand, Philippine Embassy Bangkok, Thailand

ELECTORAL MAILS RECEIVED BY THE EMBASSY

During the OAV registration periods in 2003, 2005 and 2006, there were registrants who wrote down the Philippine Embassy in their forms as their forwarding address. For this reason, the COMELEC forwarded their electoral mails containing election ballots and materials to the Embassy.

Below is a list of absentee voters whose mails were received on 11 April 2007 . If you know anyone of them or you have somebody who knows anyone of them, please advise him/her to visit the Embassy during regular working days and working hours to claim their ballots from any of the members of the Embassy?s Special Ballot Reception and Custody Group (SBRCG): Mr. Aquino Sultan, Ms. Asela Manggis, or Ms. Cherry Narvaez-Bondad.

Should you have any knowledge of their current whereabouts or contact details, please contact the SBRCG members through the Embassy trunkline: 02 259 0139, 02 259 0140. You may also wish to email at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it to the attention of SBRCG.

During weekends and holidays, however, duty officers will be assigned to release these electoral mails to individual voters from 3:00-5:00 in the afternoon, PROVIDED, s/he shows sufficient proof of identity like a valid Philippine passport, COMELEC voter?s ID, or any Philippine ID with photo. Electoral mails will not be released to any other party except to the voter.

It is important that these registered voters claim their ballots and send them to the Embassy either by mail or deliver personally in time for the closing of the ballot boxes on 14 May 2007 , 2:00 pm , Thailand local time. All ballots received after 2:00 pm will not be counted and canvassed.

Please give this bulletin the widest dissemination possible.

Name of Absentee Voter

1. Cristobal C. Alabat, Jr.
2. Alexander R. Ebora
3. Rowenalyn C. Abogado
4. Domingo R. Guantero, Jr.
5. Era Dawn D. Bautista
6. Jose Aureo P. Acusta
7. Edwin Q. Parro
8. Lalaine D. Ladores
9. Joel O. Blanco
10. Reynaldo O. Tano
11. Rowena C. Margas
12. Marlowe M. Aragon
13. Evan P. Abayon
14. Felix B. Chua
15. Armsther G. Castaneda
16. Erlinda D. Higwit
17. Orlando D. Canonoy
18. Marites D. Cerdenola
19. Nestor T. Quiwa
20. Maria Cristina R. Salvacion
21. Tormuzie B. Indinan
22. Judith S. Llego
23. Nino L. Francisco
24. Alejo P. Arpon, Jr.
25. Jose B. Gutierrez
26. Carolyne C. Indanan
27. Juliet C. Echalar
28. Dolores D. De Leon
29. Ivan Frank M. Olea
30. Julie Ann S. Valentin
31. Maria Victoria G. Concepcion
32. Melvin C. Pairat
33. Romanuel C. Javier
34. Rosemarie S. Mercadejas
35. Ma. Fe F. Salmorin
36. Charlito D. De Vera
37. Ronald N. Sangalang
38. Ariel R. De Mesa
39. Maria Leonora Theresa C. Cortez
40. Raquel M. Penaflorida
41. Nelson S. Dizon
42. Jubilee S. De Leon
43. Romeo D. Isla, Jr.
44. Amparo B. Cornelio
45. Jocelyn B. Barredo
46. Abigail D. Rodriguez
47. Ana Lisa S. Montecalvo
48. Rodrigo V. Perez
49. Jessie C. Libarios
50. Fernando A. Salvacion, Jr.
51. Eden B. Cajelo
52. Maria Mahalia A. Gavin
53. Fe S. Donasco
54. Jonathan M. Lavilla
55. Mary Juvy P. Colinares

For the Ambassador:

Ronell B. Santos
First Secretary and Consul General and
Deputy Permanent Representative to UN ESCAP
Philippine Embassy

760 Sukhumvit Road, Corner Soi Philippines 30/1
Bangkok 10110, THAILAND
Tel.: +(66-2) 259-0139/40 Fax: +(66-2) 259-2809 �

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