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Ju· . I ; II a} ; ..• t)asuguan ng ~tlipinas ~mbassp of tbe ~btlipptnes 16 February 2017 To All Filipinos in Bahrain, Attached is the list of available Voters ID of the overseas voters in the Kingdom of Bahrain received from the COMELEC. You may claim your Voter ID at the Embassy either personally or through your authorized representative. Those who have yet to receive their IDs may inquire on the status of printing and distribution at the Office for Overseas Voting at 7th Floor Palacio del Gobernador Building, lntramuros, Manila at Telephone Nos. 00 632 5212952 and 00 632 522-2251 or through email at overseasvoti [email protected]. Thank you. Sincerely yours, AL~~ER Ambassador Villa No. 939, Road 3220, Block 332, Mahooz, Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain Tel no. (+973) 17721234 /Fax: (+973) 17720827 www.manamape.dfa.gov. ph LIST OF VOTERS ID SURNAME FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME AALA LEONARDO MANDANAS A GUARDIA NINFA GACHO ABAD HARLENE IGNACIO ABAD JEMIMAH TINGOY ABAD NORBEN FERNANDO ABAD YAHWE KEYAN GUILLEN ABAD ALMIYA ISNALIN ABALAYAN EMELYN BARIQUIT ABALAYAN JOSE BAJA ABALAYAN GYPSY ORNILLO ABALOS JOHN FRANKLIN ADRALES ABALOS CINDY FERNANDEZ ABALOS NICASIO JR. JUNIA ABALOS REYNALDO ESTRADA ABALOS CARINA CAPNAY ABANES RACELLE MARY BANCOD ABANES ZYRA JEAN BANCOD ABANID RUEL CEJAZ ABAO MARY GRACE TULOD ABAR JERSON PENANA ABARCA RONALD CACAR ABARIENTOS LEA HINTAY ABARIENTOS MERLYN FRANCISCO ABARQUEZ DERWIN CABALUNA ABARQUEZ JHORALEN LAIHEE ABAS BADRIA TELENDO ABAS JUAN CONSTANTINO ALVISO ABASOLO VICTORIA SABELLIO ABASOLO NOEL FERNANDEZ ABATAYO CHONA HERBIAS ABAY ESPERANZA BARROGO ABAYA JULIET DONGLON ABAYON MERRILL CAPISTRANO ABCEDE JENNIFER SAN DIEGO ABDUA SITTI RADZMA MONULLA ABDUL JACQUILINE LIMPIA ABDUL JUMDIYA SAMSUN ABDUL NORMA TEMPONGAN ABDUL SORAIDA SARIP ABDUL AL-AMIR ABDUL ABDUL SAMERAH SALAZAR ABDUL PANNUT SALABAN ABDUL RASIDA LATIBAN ABDUL FARIDA GUIMADIN ABDUL JABBAR MONA CABARTEJ ABDULA WARDA FERMIN ABDULATIF ZENAIDA OSAMA ABDULHAMAN AYANG DAMMANG ABDULJALIL ASNAJIR MALAT ABDULKARIM LUGAYA GUIAMA ABDULLA WINA JADI ABDULLAH NORAIN ALI ABDULLAH NORHANA MUSTAPHA ABDULLAH AIZA TABANAG ABDULMAHUID MAYSARA USMAN ABDULWAHAB HADJI SAIPODEN MAMA ABEJUELA RONALD ARREVISITA ABEJUELA ESTELA TAMAYO ABELLA IMELDA CABUDOY ABELLA TESSA BACATAN ABELLANA IRISH NARONA ABELLERA EMELY BERGONA ABELLERA LUZVIMINDA QUINTO ABELLERA BENEDICTA BELTRAN ABELLO MARLOU MAGO ABELLON ERALPH ABEJARON ABENOJA MARILOU LUZADIO ABENOJAR MARLON ROMERO ABENOJAR ANTONIO MADAYAG ABERA ROSANE LEGADOS ABES JOY ARANDIA ABETRIA JOSE JR. NIDEA ABIAN MARIBEL SABADAO ABIAN JORGE CHAVEZ ABIASAN HUBERTINA OMANGIS ABID ASNIYA LIMPASAN ABIDIN OLGA ADJARAIL ABIHAY JOWENES TALAY ABILA EMMANUEL JUNSAY ABILONG GEMMA BULADO ABIS MARIEL MESO ABISTADO ARNOLD ROBERT AGUILAR ABISTADO ARMI JEAN ZEMMA AGUILAR ABITONG IMELDA TARRONAS ABITRIA SHIRLEY DE BORJA ABIZAR MADONNA RODRIGUEZ ABLANIDA JESUS BALINEGT ABLAZA CARLOS GAMBOA ABOGADO EMILIO JR BERNIDO ABON MELITA SARMIENTO ABONG MA. LENY TABACULDE ABONG LOLITA ARMEJE ABONITE ANGELITA NICOR ABORDO ARLYN LASTIMOSA ABOY ROSALINA FLORES ABRANTES MILAGROS ORIOSA ABRAO MERLITA BANDOLA ABRAO MARIFE BABAY ABRASALDO MARIA CLARINA NAZARIO ABREA RHYNER PALMARES ABRECINOS NIELA ULAN ABREGANA RHODORA ANTOLINO ABREGUNDA GEMILIANO MARANAN ABRENICA MARK NOVEL BANDOY ABRENICA BRENDA ACEBUCHE ABRIA ROSENDO GARCIA ABRIAM ROMEO JR MAALA ABRIGO ARTURO JR. NAMAYAN ABRIGO ROLANDO PIANDO ABRIGO ROBERTO PIANDO ABRIOL TESSIE ABUNALES ABRIQUE AMELIA VICENTE ABRIQUE ROSARIO ECHALUCE ABSIN RICKELIEU DELA TORRE ABU MARIFE VISCA ABUAN EDWIN JR. ABUBO ABUBACAR AMERAH ABDULLAH ABUBAKAR ROHAIMA MAIDO ABUBAKAR AISA NAMLI ABUCAY MARIBELLE SALDON ABUELA FERDINAND ALIENTO ABUJEN ROWENA ROGAYAN ABUNDO CARINA BOZAR AC-AC NERI SUTAN ACACIO LUTGARDA AGBAYANI ACADEMIA FERNANDO GUERZON ACANA INOCENCIA TEROL ACASIO CHARLES BASIT ACASO GAUDIOSA SOMBILON ACEBO MARICEL LEONES ACEBUCHE JOHN VERGEL REYES ACEBUQUE JASMIN MARAVILLA ACEJO MA. FEDERICA ARROYO ACERADA ARLENE ALCANTARA ACHONDO JOSE JR. MOSQUEDO ACIADO LEAH ESPIRITU ACIERTO MARIA GLORIA REYES ACOB ELIZALDE VILLANUEVA ACOBA ANDRES JR. SARAHAN ACODE OFELIA ABOGADO ACOMAN RUBY ROYO ACOPRA MONETTE DEAPERA ACOSTA HERCHEL OLMOGUEZ ACOSTA WINNIE URSUA ACOSTA HENRY CASTILLO ACOSTA IVY PAULA CORNEJA ACOSTA MARY CLAIRE LADERA ACOSTA JOVELYN BADERE ACOSTA MARIA BENITO ACOSTA RODRIGO CORPUZ ACOSTA ALEJO LIZONDRA ACOSTA LOURDES ANTON ACTUB MICHELLE BRETANA ACUNA JOSEPHINE ROCHA ACUNIN MARICEL JARIEL ACUYA MARICEL HEREDIA ACYATAN MARIO PAGALANAN ADAL EMMA ETCUBANAS ADALLA RANDY SANTIAGO ADAN FE CORBITO ADAN GLORYFE FERRER ADANG KASMIRA MAAMOR ADAPON EDGARDO ASA ADARME DELIA TUMACDER ADEM GENARO LAYUG ADEVA MARJORIE FIONA MEDRANO ADIL GRACE BANSIL ADINO RIA MILLENA ADLAON CECILE LARGO ADOLFO MARY JOY VALDEZ ADOLFO ROLANDO CRUZ ADONA JANICE JAMORA ADONIS MARIA EVANGELINE DECENA ADORADO MARLYN CAINGCOY ADORMEO LEONISA DADULA ADORNA WILMA MALASARTE ADORNADO ROMANO ROCAMORA ADRA PATRICIA JOSE ADRIANO NADINEE GRAJO ADRIAS ROSALINDA CADANGIN ADUG MARICAR TUA ADUG LARYBEL TUA ADVINCULA MYRNA PINZON ADVINCULA JOSEPHINE BURGOS AFABLE ERIC MONTES AFUNGGOL VERNADETTE SAEZ AGABIN BIENVENIDO JR. MUJAR AGANA VERONICA CONTE AGASEN WILFREDO NARDO AGATO ELIZABETH DELOS ANGELES AGBAYA PHILHYRA MORADOS AGBAYANI ERLYN CALIMLIM AGBAYANI EDNA SALVATERA AGBUYA RUBEN CASTRO AGBUYA CHRISTINA CASTILLO AGBUYA BERNARD CASTRO AGCAOILI NELISTER RAMOS AGDIPA MARITES PRIGILLANA AGENA IMELDA MANALO AGENA PAQUITO MANALO AGENA PAQUITO MANALO AGGABAO BJOURN RAMOS AGITO NICK VILLAFANIA AGLIPAY HENRY RICAFRENTE AGOLLOSO JANICE BRAULIO AGONCILLO HENRY MEJICO AGOYAOY ROGELIO DOLLIENTE AGPALZA JENNIFER OO AGPAOA CATHERINE GABRIEL AGPASA ANA MARIE NAMOCATCAT AGQUIZ REGINA VASQUEZ AGRAVANTE JANE CURIOSO AGRES ROWENA LACHICA AGSALUD MELISSA MACAPAGAL AGSANGRE CRISPIN JR. PABELLO AGTUCA BALTAZAR DACLES AGUARES JERONE CORTEZ AGUAS JHAY-PEE PALLASIGUE AGUDO FRANCISCO JR. COLUMBRILLO AGUILA SUSAN CATAYLO AGUILA ROMMEL SANCHEZ AGUILAR JEAN BETH LAMONTE AGUILAR ARTURO DE GUZMAN AGUILAR JERRY DIOSMANOS AGUILAR MA. 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