I have shown in the Part 1 of the Crimes in Major Cities in Philippines the gangs like Salisi Gang, Tutok-Kalawit Gang, Ativan Gang, Ipit Gang, Budol-Budol Gang, Kotong, Laslas Bag / Laslas Bulsa, Ipit Taxi Gang and Estribo Gang. Here’s the other list of more gangs as a continuation…

Bukas Kotse Gang

In main roads under heavy traffic, parking areas in malls, churches, schools, etc…

Thieves typically work in pairs.. Spotting a potential victim driving a car with unlocked doors, a pair will force their way into an occupied parked car or a vehicle stopped at an intersection. Other times, using a car of their own, the pair will force the victim to maneuver his or her vehicle off the road. One of the attackers will force the victim to open his door. The attacker pushes the victim to the front passenger seat, drives the car to a deserted area, and robs the victim. Sometimes, the attackers also steal the car.

Dura Boys

In public transportation terminals, jeepneys, and buses…

This tactic is usually carried out by a group of three. The first member informs the victim that a man/woman has spit on her sleeve and back. The victim will be distracted trying to wipe the spit on her sleeve while one of the other members of the gang steals the victim’s valuables, usually a wallet or a mobile phone.

Akyat-Bahay Gang

In residential areas…

The Akyat-Bahay is the most common robbery scheme in the Philippines . This crime is usually orchestrated by three to five people. These thieves target homes that are unoccupied especially during the holiday season (i.e. Christmas, Holy Week, and Summer Vacation) or during severe weather conditions (i.e. typhoons) when members of the household can barely notice break-ins into their homes. The gang also employs children who can easily enter homes illegally through tight spaces.

Pitas Gang

In provincial and city operation buses, jeepneys, motorized passenger sidecars (tricycles), and schools…

Thieves typically target passengers seated near the windows of public buses, jeepneys, and tricycles. Among the items usually snatched by thieves include wrist watches, rings, necklaces, mobile phones, and hand bags.

Another variant occurs when a group of thieves grab the ears of women and young girls and steal their earrings or snatch their bracelets from their wrists.

Zest-O Gang

In provincial/city operation buses…

This scheme is usually executed by three members. One of the perpetrators wears a bus conductor’s uniform and ask their potential victim “ilan ho” or “how many?” The unsuspecting victim assumes that the man is the bus conductor and responds with the amount of fare the victim should pay. The criminal then forcibly hands the victim a Zest-O juice or any food item and demands that the victim pay for the item. The two accomplices will vouch that the victim ordered from the vendor. The victim will then be forced to pay up.

Laglag-Barya Gang

In provincial/city operation buses, jeepneys, railway stations…

Members of this gang drop coins or small bills near their victim. While the victim helps to scoop up the money, other gang members start robbing the victim. In most instances, a gang member blends with the crowd and serves as lookout or “stopper,” when someone tries to run after his companions.

Baraha Gang

In restaurants, shopping malls, department stores, supermarkets…

Members of this gang are typically waiters and cashiers who target credit card users in business establishments. Once the victim gives his credit card to the waiter/shop attendant the card is swiped to a skimming device that will capture the victim’s credit card account.

Besfren Gang

In bargain malls and open-air markets…

This gang targets shoppers who check out items sold in stalls (i.e. watches, jewelry, mobile phones, and other electronic gadgets). One of the gang members stands next to the victim and borrows the item being checked, pretending that he/she is a friend of the victim. The thief will quickly flee the stall premises bringing with him/her the said item. The store owner/attendant naturally assumes that the victim is an accomplice and will ask him/her to pay for the item.

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Crimes are everywhere – on the streets, while riding on public transportation, in shopping malls, and in other areas with high people concentration. Here are the common names of gangs roaming around the metro. OFWs like us who have been out of the country for quite some time should know these modus operandi victimizing Filipinos in Metro Manila and in other major cities in the Philippines. So beware…

• Salisi Gang

In hotel lounges, coffee bars, cafes, and restaurants frequented by perceivably wealthy tourists and businessmen…

Suspects are typically well-dressed, mild-mannered, and project an aura of legitimate businessman or an affluent matron; complete with jewelry, attaché case and other props to appear and look wealthy. The perpetrator moves closer to the would-be victim and waits patiently until the victim is engrossed in a serious conversation with a companion or leaves his or her bags and other belongings unattended. In a swift motion, the perpetrator takes the unattended bag or belongings and casually leaves the place.

Another variant, involves two or three accomplices who distract the would-be victim by engaging them in a conversation, often pretending to know the victim from somewhere or ask for a lighter. When distracted, the accomplice takes the unattended bag or belongings of the victim.

Another tactic involves a perpetrator who loiters around the hotel ‘ s front desk and waits for a guest to deposit his room key or is busy conversing with the front desk staff during registration. Once the victim is already busy talking with the front desk staff, the perpetrator makes his move by walking beside the victims and grab the bags or belongings unattended in a swift motion and casually leaves the location.

• Tutok-Kalawit Gang

In malls, sidewalks, schools, public buses, and jeepneys…

Tutok-Kalawit involves a man or woman suddenly hugging a victim like they are old friends. In truth, the con man or woman is discreetly poking a sharp object on the side of the victim while quietly telling him to turn over his cash and valuables.
Another variant of this criminal tactic would be two thieves accusing a victim of something bogus. The victim would naturally deny the charge and confront his accuser. The thieves would then ask the victim to show his/her ID. Since IDs are usually kept in wallets, thieves will grab the wallet from the victim and run away.

• Ativan Gang

In bars, boardwalks, restaurant, and other tourist spots…

Ativan perpetrators commonly victimize foreigners who roam alone in public places. The group is usually composed of three (3) to four (4) males or females who befriend the would-be victim. After gaining trust and confidence, the victim will be taken for a ride to other tourist sites and during meal time, the victim will be brought to their house usually situated in a squatter colony where the victim will be treated for lunch, snacks, or dinner. The served drink is spiked with Ativan – a powerful anti-depressant/ sleeping pill. Even before finishing the drink, the victim will succumb to a deep sleep and while sleeping, will be stripped of his cash and valuables and will be brought out of the house and left at a completely random location.
Another variant of this tactic is when a male victim is se – duced and picked-up in a bar, restaurant, park and/or a tourist site by a gorgeous female, well dressed and well-mannered. The victim will be approached and befriended until a casual conversation and se – duction process takes place which culminates in negotiated se – xual activities. The victim will either be brought to a pre-arranged hotel/motel or to his own hotel room. Once at the designated room, the victim will be offered liquor or drink which the perpetrator mixes with highly potent Ativan pills. Once the victim is unconscious, the suspect will divest the victim of his cash/valuables, and then leave the victim at the scene. Most of the victims of this crime wake-up after two to three days and it takes another two days before the victim can fully recover from the drugs and discover the losses.

• Ipit Gang

In crowded areas such as passenger jeepneys, railway stations, and malls…

Ipit gang members operate in groups of four or five. Gang members shove or push a prospective victim to distract him or her, while their accomplice picks his pocket. In jeepneys and buses, suspects squeeze-in and distract their victims while their accomplice snatches the victim’s wallet and/or mobile phone.

• Budol-Budol Gang

In malls, airports, restaurants, and coffee shops frequented by perceivably wealthy tourists and businessmen…

Budol-Budol is a transaction scam principally involving a supposed bundle (budol) of cash that is actually padded inside with sheets of paper cut in the size of money. Only the exposed sides however are real money, everything in between are plain paper cuttings.

Budol-budol gang members are often described as sweet-talking, charismatic, and convincing. Other victims even report having been hypnotized by the group.

Reports and stories of the Budol-budol operations vary from a balikbayan (returning overseas Filipinos) urgently needing a huge amount in Philippine Peso in exchange for his Dollars, to a stranger ‘ s emergency offer to swap his bundle of cash with a mobile phone or an expensive piece of jewelry. After gaining the potential victim ‘ s trust the two parties barter their items – the bundle of money for whatever product the to-be victim is peddling. Mobile phones and jewelry are the most commonly lost items. Some high profile cases involve rare paintings, expensive furniture and millions worth of checks to the Budol-budol gang. After the deal is made, the gang and the victim splits.

Another, more sensational and dramatic variant of this crime is the use of fake gold bars, which the suspects use as bait for their victims. The ploy commonly used involves a Filipino treasure hunter or a Japanese survivor has knowledge of a secret Japanese fortune which was plundered by the retreating Japanese Army during World War II which is yet to be completely recovered. A sample of the gold bar is shown to the would be victim for physical examination and since the gold bar actually looks genuine, an offer is made to sell the whole fortune by asking the victim to pay half the cost of the gold bars under terms and conditions agreed upon. One of the conditions is that the gold bars can be delivered or a map can be provided and brought to the site where the bars can be dug up. After the payment, the perpetrators will never show up and the victim will soon discover that the gold bars which were delivered or unearthed from the site are gold plated lead bars.

• Kotong

In airports, hotels, restaurants, malls, and public parks frequented by foreigners and balikbayans…

The common victims of this MO are foreigners, balikbayans and their dependents who are lured into exchanging their foreign currencies into pesos at a rate higher than the prevailing exchange rates. The group/individual approaches and offers a tempting high rate to the would-be victim.

During the transaction, which usually takes place outside or right in front of a foreign exchange shop, the equivalent peso is counted before the victim three times. Initially, the victim is allowed to count the money he will receive to make him feel confident that he will get the exact amount for his foreign currency. After, a recount is done by one of the perpetrators spreading the pesos in his palm to cover his fingers that are folding a portion of the bunch. The suspect distracts the attention of the victim, often by telling him to be extra careful of robbers, while wrapping the bundle of money in a newspaper or placing it inside a paper bag. The victim eventually discovers that he was shortchanged when he counts the money while inside a car or upon arrival at his house or hotel.

• Laslas Bag / Laslas Bulsa

In malls, open-air markets, and public transportation…

Perpetrators of this crime usually target victims in crowded areas. A man/woman/child pretending to be lost or selling an item approaches the victim to distract his/her attention. An accomplice slashes the bag/pocket of the victim who is busy being distracted by another suspect. All money and goods are stolen.

• Ipit Taxi Gang

In taxis…

The Ipit Taxi scheme usually involves three (3) perpetrators. The trio uses a taxi cab spray painted with a different name and sporting stolen or fake license plates. The driver usually drives around looking for a potential victim who is hailing a taxi cab. Unknown to the victim, the locking mechanisms of both rear doors are not working. The driver then drives the cab to a pre-arranged area, usually a dimly lit street or highway, and slows down pretending he has engine/mechanical trouble. At this juncture his cohorts approach both doors of the cab, jump in and sandwich the victim who is forcibly divested of his cash and valuables. After the victim is robbed, the driver takes the victim and dumps him in a quiet place or highway.
In another variant, the taxi driver, with the help of an illegal solicitor, will ask the victim to pay an additional amount or forcibly divest him of all cash and valuables, then the victim is dumped in a remote area.

• Estribo Gang

In public transportation…

Attackers prey on passengers inside a bus or jeepney by positioning themselves near the estribo or vehicle ‘ s exit and then hold up everyone inside. In other instances, a crafty criminal will set up at the exit of a crowded bus or jeepney and systematically pick the pocket of passengers passing through.

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OFWs should not use the backdoor exit in order to speed up their repatriation to the Philippines. What do we mean by backdoor exit? Why do some Filipinos use the backdoor exit? How is backdoor exit taking place? Why should OFWs avoid using the backdoor exit?

Backdoor exit or backdoor deportation is an illegal way of deporting OFWs. An OFW who likes to take the backdoor exit and be deported back to Philippines will change his/her Christian name to a Muslim name. Since there is a yearly repatriation amnesty to those overstaying after Umra and Hajj, OFWs will pretend to be overstayers as well.

OFWs will be lured to go to Jeddah and stay under the Khandara overpass in hopes of being deported by the local authorities together with other foreign nationals. The selling point by fixers here is that if local authorities arrest them for overstaying or not having their iqamas or national identification cards, they would be deported.

Those taking the backdoor exit are usually Filipinos who are either runaway from employers or those who have issues against laws. Runaways usually prefer the backdoor exit rather than the legal process or arrangement. It is because they fear that immigration officials will return them to their employers, their employers may take them back or their employers will force them to pay before issuing exit visas.

Fixers, who are mostly Filipinos, usually charge stranded nationals around 1,200 – 1,600 riyals or approximately P16,000 and above to process their exit from Saudi Arabia.

While many may have been deported successfully this way before, this may not be the same case now. It will now be nearly impossible to sneak out from the border of KSA since they have tightened their deportation process because of many cases of expatriates getting away after committing crimes in the kingdom.

The sad reality is that even some Filipinos don’t prefer the backdoor exit, they are left with no option but to patronize the procedure. It is because there are numerous cases that the embassy or consulate are doing nothing at all. Some embassy officials are even urging some OFWs to go through the backdoor instead.

Despite the high risk of being caught, some OFWs still prefer to use the backdoor. But Filipinos should not resort to this procedure anymore. The KSA authorities already know the legit Muslims who came from Umra or Hajj against those who are pretending only.

Please circulate this modus operandi to others. Don’t deal with fixers and follow the legal process and proper channel of getting repatriated no matter how tedious the process is because it is still the best way. Fixers won’t be able to give help in anyway anymore. Our government, embassies and consulate should do something to put an end to these fixers and their modus operandi.

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Part of his political campaign for the 2010 national elections or not, stronger protection for OFWs is being urged by Senator Manuel “Mar” Roxas.

OFWs are hoping though that this is not just part of any political ad or campaign. Through the years, the so-called modern-day Filipino heroes have endured so much abroad and they are expected to endure even more.

The government should realize that what is keeping the OFWs motivated and determined is the fact the their families need to survive from the grueling life in the Philippines.

The government should not be thankful to OFWs. Thanking them means that they have no plan to whatsoever improve the quality of life of Filipinos. OFWs don’t want to leave their families but poverty drove most OFWs away from their families. What’s there to be thankful?

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Here are some of the highlights of his statements regarding his concern for the welfare of the OFWs:

1. That there should be stronger government protection for Filipinos working abroad, especially against abuse by their employers or host countries.

2. That he will press for reforms in government policy involving the deployment of skilled and non-skilled workers to other countries as he noted the growing number of Filipinos overseas and the rising number of OFW-related incidents.

3. That he believes that the best thing the government can give to our OFWs is security for them – support and protection so they will be spared abuse when they are abroad.

4. That he believes that the government must also reduce the financial burden of Filipino overseas workers by removing the 0.15 percent Documentary Stamps Tax (DST) on money remittances to the country.

5. That he would push for the professionalization of the foreign service system to ensure that only the most talented and most qualified are recruited by the government to ensure that our OFWs will get quality assistance from personnel and officers of the Department of Foreign Affairs here and abroad.

6. That he called on Malacanang to release the P50 million for the OFW Social Reintegration program that President Arroyo has yet to release to the Department of Labor and Employment. The program provides balikbayan OFWs with sufficient knowledge of how to use their savings as well as investment opportunities and other forms of reintegration assistance.

7. That the government must ensure that OFWs have access to communication wherever they are to so they can easily call Philippine offices in their areas in cases of employer problems and that free legal services for those facing legal problems are readily available.

8. That pre-departure orientation and preparation seminars should likewise be given to departing OFWs to brief them of their rights and on what they should and could do should they encounter difficulties in their jobs.

9. That all these reforms could only take place once an activist government — one that cares for and listen to its people – takes over from the current administration, which has consistently shown insensitivity to the plight of its workers abroad.

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1,680 out of 2,357 passed the examination given by the Board of Medicine in the cities of Manila, Cebu and Davao.

See below the full list of board exam passers:

1 ABAD,ANAMARIE NAMBAYAN
2 ABAD,SUEELLEN TAN
3 ABALETA,RODELLE DEMEGILLO
4 ABAN,ELAINEJOYCE REYES
5 ABAN,MARKPHILIPP TOLIONGCO
6 ABANTE,ROWENA ABANTE
7 ABARQUEZ,MALOUELLA LEGASPI
8 ABAT,KATRINAMARIE SO
9 ABAYA,ROMEOJR ARCEGA
10 ABBAS,TASLEAH MAPUPUNO
11 ABDUL,AILEEN KABAGANI
12 ABELEDA,YURI BERIOSO
13 ABELLA,AVEGAIL ABDON
14 ABELLA-DELROSARIO,LORAHLYN GONZALES
15 ABELLANA,FRITZGERALD ABELLANA
16 ABILLAR,LUCHIE DELIMA
17 ABO,BAIARCELA MACAUMBANG
18 ABOOL,HAZELJANE RABE
19 ABRAGAN,GIRARDERIC GUIRNELA
20 ABREGANA,KATHLEENANNE TUBALINAL
21 ABRENCILLO,RODEO APURADO
22 ABUCAY,CHRISTINE LABAPIS
23 ABUEG,LEAHANNE SANMATEO
24 ACABA,MARIANROSE TABIONGAN
25 ACDAL,FEDERICOJR DIÑO
26 ACEDO,RHIATHERESA DAY
27 ACLUBA,ANNNUELLI BAUTISTA
28 ACOSTA,DENNISDANILOJR CONTACTO
29 ACOSTA,ERNELLIO MACALINO
30 ACOSTA,RIABLANCA SEBASTIAN
31 ACUÑA,KEITHAYLWIN RETUERTO
32 ADONA,MARKLHEMUEL BARRERA
33 ADVINCULA,HYDE ROJAS
34 ADVINCULA,MANZENJOSEPH TONGOL
35 AFOS,IVYELLINE SUMOBA
36 AGAN,CYRILMITCHEL TECSON
37 AGBAY,RIZZAH MANALO
38 AGBONES,ALLENCYPRESS OYANIB
39 AGCAOILI,JENNIELYN CONDENO
40 AGCAOILI,KRISTINEJOY REMIGIO
41 AGCAOILI,MARIAYSABELLUCIA RAMIREZ
42 AGERO,PETULAJOYPEJAY PORTILLA
43 AGONOY,JOCELYN YADAO
44 AGPAOA,VERLE VALERIANO
45 AGUANTA,RJLOUIE TAGALOG
46 AGUDA,REMBO MARTINEZ
47 AGUILA,EDSEL BICALDO
48 AGUILAR,BERNARD CABALLO
49 AGUILAR,MARAHCANDY ABARCA
50 AGUIRRE,CELESTHINEANGELLI PAMBO
51 AGULLO,EDGARJAKE ACEJO
52 AGULTO,MELIZAKATRINA BELARMINO
53 AGUSTIN,AILEEN CASTILLO
54 AGUSTIN,LYRA CORPUZ
55 AHERRERA,JAIMEALFONSO MANALO
56 ALAD-AD,WILSON VEGA
57 ALAG,MARKLOUIE CUEVAS
58 ALATRACA,IRADOMINIQUE TABADA
59 ALBANO,BERNARDBENJAMIN PASION
60 ALBAÑA,AILEN PAHANEL
61 ALBOROTE,WRIGHT HUELAR
62 ALBUERA,NORMANDY DY
63 ALCANTARA,ANNEMARIE ADVINCULA
64 ALCANTARA,KRISTINNEMICCA MUNGCAL
65 ALCANTARA,MARITES ERA
66 ALCARAZ,MAYLYNN CARANDANG
67 ALDAY,ARISTEO COMPLE
68 ALDON,JOSEMIGUEL PERALTA
69 ALEGRE-ONOD,JONALYN SALCEDO
70 ALEGRIA,RAINIERMARK GABRIEL
71 ALEJANDRO,ELIZABETHLAURIZE ASUNCION
72 ALIAZA,MUHJALITHEODORE TOROTORO
73 ALIBUTOD,KARENGRACE REBUCAL
74 ALICANDO,CLARISSA PADILLA
75 ALINSOD,ANDI-JOSEPH ROÑO
76 ALISAJE,TISHAMARGARET JAVELLANA
77 ALMADIN,MICHELLE SALAZAR
78 ALMAZAR,ANNAKATRINA BARAL
79 ALMELOR,JENNIFERANGELA BUENASEDA
80 ALMERINO,JOCELYN LEGASPI
81 ALMIÑANA,MAGEA MAGPAYO
82 ALMONTE,MARIAKRISTINA GONZALEZ
83 ALOGOC,MARCOVOLTAIRE VILLALOBOS
84 ALONZO,KARENMARIE INVENTOR
85 ALPAJARO,SIGFREDIAN REYES
86 ALTAR,EMILADRIAN SABATER
87 ALUMISIN,CANDICEMAGDALENE QUIOGUE
88 ALVAREZ,CHRISTIMARIE FULO
89 ALVIA,ESPIRIDIONJR SALOMON
90 AMABLE,JAYPEE MUNSAYAC
91 AMADOR,MARIECHRIS TOLENTINO
92 AMBROCIO,GENEPHILIPLOUIE CALDERON
93 AMINULLA,ZAIDA KALIM
94 AMMAD,ISMAEL CABARO
95 AMODIA,DIANAROSE MANGAPIS
96 AMOR,MARTINMIGUEL INOCENCIO
97 AMOROTO,MAJORIE CASPE
98 AMPONG,ANGELO PIELAGO
99 ANACTA,PATRICIAZARAH OPERARIO
100 ANAMA,SHERYLLBETH SY
101 ANAYAN,WYNSE TUPAS
102 ANCHETA,MADONNA ONG
103 ANDRADE,EVACHRISTINE RAHL
104 ANDRES,AUDREYANGELI OCAMPO
105 ANDRES,KHEDDIEWELCH MENDAVIA
106 ANG,CATHRINEILENE BASA
107 ANG,EDMUNDALFRED EVARDONE
108 ANG,JONATHANROSS FORTES
109 ANG,LYNETTEALEEZA LUA
110 ANG,STEPHANIEMAE ONG
111 ANGCAO,GENARO TORREGOZA
112 ANGELES,IRISH DEVILLA
113 ANGELES,SARAHCELESTE DELCASTILLO
114 ANGELES-BAYOG,MARGARITA OCRETO
115 ANIAG,ANNACATALINA VERGARA
116 ANICO,RAYMUNDOJR ANGLO
117 ANICOCHE,MAMELMAR SARIBAY
118 ANICOCHE,VICEL BAUTISTA
119 ANISCO,MARYGRACE ARDO
120 ANSALDO,NIKOLOARIEL MESIAS
121 ANTALAN,TESSAMARCELLE BUCHAN
122 ANTONIO,CARLABELARDO TRINIDAD
123 ANTONIO,JOHNLEIF LADIA
124 ANTONIO,KRISTIEROSE CARPENTERO
125 APAWAN,EMILY CABALUNA
126 APOSTOL,VANGELYN MADRIDANO
127 APURILLO,MARIAJENNIFER ASTORGA
128 AQUIATAN,ANGELAMAE DACULLA
129 AQUILIZAN,DHONNASHEILA TUMANGAN
130 AQUILIZAN,ROXANNE CRUZ
131 AQUINO,ANAMILAGROS NOBLE
132 AQUINO,TERESAKATRINA DIAZ
133 AQUINO,TRINAMAE ESPIRITU
134 AQUINO,YVESSAINTJAMES CABRITO
135 AQUINO-LABAN,JOANNAMARIE BAUTISTA
136 ARANDA,MARYCLAIREDOROTHY JURIDICO
137 ARANDIA,JOYCEANN MIGUEL
138 ARAÑADOR,EUGENE ADORADOR
139 ARAÑO,CHERRYMAY MOSCOSO
140 ARBAN,ROMMEL SUÑEGA
141 ARCILLAS,JONCRIS GUERRERO
142 ARCO,NORMITAAMETHYST MERECIDO
143 ARELLADO,JANICEIVY FORRO
144 ARELLANO,CANDYCAMILLE PASAMBA
145 AREVALO,ZSA-ZSA OLORVIDA
146 ARGENIO,KRISTEENJOY EULIN
147 ARIM,DIANNEROSE HERNANDO
148 ARIOLA,JOANAGRACE DALLEGO
149 ARMAS,CAROLINE MENDOZA
150 ARMAS,MARIAVICTORIA CERESO
151 ARMAS,MARYANTONETTE ANTOLIN
152 AROCENA,RAMBO VASQUEZ
153 ARREZA,EDWARD ORBOC
154 ARROJO,MARK CASALAN
155 ARROYO,ADONAMAE GLORIA
156 ASCAÑO,MARIAEPIFANIE DIOSO
157 ASENTISTA,JUVYLISA SERVAS
158 ASI,JOELLOYD DELACRUZ
159 ASIDO,RONALD RAMOS
160 ASIS,MARIAJESUSA OCAMPO
161 ASIS,MARIPHE BABAO
162 ASISTORES,JASONLEO GARCIA
163 ASOR,LLOYD PRIMAVERA
164 ASPRER,CHARITY ATAY
165 ATIENZA,JONESSAANN SABARIAGA
166 ATIENZA-ARELLANO,MARYANN UMALI
167 AUSTRIA,JERELOU MALAKI
168 AUSTRIA,LESLIE ABELLAR
169 AUSTRIA,NICKSON ESCOBAR
170 AVANZADO,MICHELLE GONZALES
171 AVELINO,AURORAVICTORIA AGUIRRE
172 AVILA,CHERRYLIN PONTILLO
173 AVILES,MARIALALAINE ROLLOQUE
174 AÑONUEVO,EDUARDO MACATANGAY
175 BABASA,RYANBENEDICT VILLANUEVA
176 BABILONIA,BETSYGAY PAJARES
177 BACABAC,MATERESAROWENA VARELA
178 BACLIG,BANNUAR ARELLANO
179 BACNIS,GENEJERARD PLAZA
180 BACNIS,GINACARMENCITA PLAZA
181 BACNIS,MARIACARMENCITA PLAZA
182 BACONGALLO,EHRLICHNICKEL ESTARIS
183 BACORRO,WARREN RAMOS
184 BACUS,JOSEPHWINCOR ALCONTIN
185 BACUÑO,MARIEODESSAI MAKABENTA
186 BADULIS,RAYJOSEPH RIVERA
187 BAGANO,MARLO PASCO
188 BAGARES,REUBIN ADORABLE
189 BAHJIN,DELMARII SHIA
190 BAILON,CLEMENTEJR JAYONA
191 BAIRULLA,EMY-RHODA MANGKABONG
192 BAJET,MIKAELAANGELINE MATEO
193 BALATBAT,ROCHELLEAINA DEJESUS
194 BALAWIS,JUNNETH BAYAN
195 BALBASTRE,JOYKRISTINE OLAN
196 BALBUENA,JOANNEMARIE LEACHON
197 BALINONG,ALGERRHO JARO
198 BALITON,CHEERYLMAE DOLETIN
199 BALIUAG,TRIZA DECASTRO
200 BALIWANG,CHRISTINE PUMIHIC
201 BALLESCAS,ELLAANNE MISOLA
202 BALLESTEROS,ANGELA CATOLICO
203 BALMORES,KATRINAANNE RIVERA
204 BALTAZAR,HEIDEDANICA AMBAS
205 BANAG,PETERJOHN BENGCO
206 BANAL,KATHERINEANNE CRUZ
207 BANDOJA,GIANNEMICHELLEDEANNA ALVIS
208 BANZON,CAMILLEANGELICA PACIS
209 BANZUELA,NIÑAKATRINA CHIONG
210 BARCIAL,DONALYN SEPINA
211 BARENG,AUBREYJOY BARROGA
212 BARREDO,KATHERINEJANE GAGALAC
213 BARRION,DIANEGLENDA CHAVEZ
214 BARROT,JESSICA TEJAMO
215 BASCUÑA,JOHNMARLWIN LACERNA
216 BASILLA,CHRISTINECORINAGRACE LOPEZ
217 BASTILLO,MICAOLIVINE CUSTODIO
218 BASUNGIT,JOJIT LOBBANGON
219 BATERINA,AUBRYANCHRISTIAN PERALTA
220 BAULA,JESSEJAY LOQUILLANO
221 BAUTISTA,AMERIGOJR SANGABRIEL
222 BAUTISTA,CHRISTOPHERJOHN ESTACIO
223 BAUTISTA,GAY ANDASAN
224 BAUTISTA,JOHNPAUL LEE
225 BAUTISTA,JOSEFEDRIKKEITH ABIOG
226 BAUTISTA,KAREN LEDESMA
227 BAUTISTA,RAINIERDENNIS DIMAANDAL
228 BAUTISTA,SANDYGERALDINE DEBORJA
229 BAUZON,CHRISTIAN CAPITO
230 BAYATE,BRYNAKIMBERLY LADRIDO
231 BAYHON,ASHERGEM LEPAÑA
232 BAÑAGA,PIA REYES
233 BAÑAS,EMERALDROSE PELOBELLO
234 BAÑEZ,JANICE SANTOS
235 BAÑEZ,NOELJR GASANG
236 BEJARIN,JHEOMMEE GRAGANTA
237 BEJEMINO,LIZAMARIE PIOQUINTO
238 BELARMA,OLIVER LIM
239 BELARMINO,MARIEBENJIELYNNE MERCADO
240 BELEN,CARLOANGELO REGONDOLA
241 BELOTINDOS,CELESTE SIBUYAN
242 BELTRAN,DYANJANE JIMENEZ
243 BERMOY,GIANCARLO ALEGRE
244 BERMUDEZ,AMIELNAZER CONSIGNA
245 BERNABE,CATHY LIZADA
246 BERNABE,ROMMELJR CLAPIS
247 BERNARDO,ORVENFRANCIS VARIAS
248 BIBERA,ALBERT VILLON
249 BIEL,LUISJERRYJR MONTALBAN
250 BILLEDO,JACLYNLOUISE HERNANDEZ
251 BILLENA,JARED MELICADO
252 BINALINGBING,MARIECHE CASIM
253 BINALLA,CHRISTIANLAWRENCE DY
254 BINUYA,PERNITA ESPIRITU
255 BISUÑA,MARIAIRA ALARCON
256 BLANCO,FLORENCE TUMACA
257 BOJA,GENALIN AVELINO
258 BOLABOLA,MARIMARIVIN DIAZ
259 BOLALIN,GEROME VALLADOLID
260 BONAGUA-SINDAYEN,ARLENE MENORCA
261 BONDOC,REIGNETE GARCIA
262 BONGALON,HELEN BONINA
263 BORGONIA,JERICAMIAH DELOSSANTOS
264 BORJA,JUNIOR URBANO
265 BORREO,LADDALERIZ CASTILLO
266 BORROMEO,ROSEANNESHARON CASTORILLO
267 BOYLES,MARIAELIJA BIDON
268 BRAVO,NIÑATERESA SISON
269 BRAÑA,BUENAMARIE BONILLA
270 BRILLANTE,CANDICE BALTAZAR
271 BRIONES,ROSENEE LIMBO
272 BRIOSOS,LEA GALLANGI
273 BROBO,SARAELJR SALIO
274 BUADO,LORILEEJOY VITERBO
275 BUAN,ALDELIA REYES
276 BUENAVENTURA,DINO FERNANDEZ
277 BUENAVENTURA,IRIS VILLACORTA
278 BUENAVENTURA,MARKHAGGAI SORIANO
279 BUENO,PATRICKLORENZ DAYRIT
280 BUENO,RYANARBIE PEDROZA
281 BUENVIAJE,CHRISTIANNORWIZ AXALAN
282 BULOS,LU-AN BAGUINAT
283 BUMATAY,LEONIDESJR ESTRADA
284 BURLAT,JAMIELYN RUGUIAN
285 BUZON,JENNIFER DELACRUZ
286 CABALDON,BERNADETTE ARAGONES
287 CABALEJO,REYNALDO MONTECILLO
288 CABALLERO,EDD SILVELA
289 CABANGON,MYL REYES
290 CABANLIG,MARIVIC ABELLERA
291 CABANTOG,CHARRYGAYLE TENORIO
292 CABARLES,ALSUN SALVADOR
293 CABIGAS,NORMANGALAXY DELCARMEN
294 CABILI,JUDDI ZAMORA
295 CABRERA,PATRICIA ESPINA
296 CABREROS,EMELINEGAIL SANTOS
297 CABUYAO,DARBYJON DONCILLO
298 CACAL,VANESSAAIDA ACUPAN
299 CACHA,HAROLD CABALLERO
300 CACHOLA,JOANNECATHERINE RAMOS
301 CACHUELA,JAMAICAEILEEN BISDA
302 CACHUELA,JAMESEMMANUEL BISDA
303 CADIENTE,EDLYN ONG
304 CAGANG,HAROLD RODRIGUEZ
305 CAGAS,EDDANADINEMARCY AMPARO
306 CAGUIAT,MASOCORRO MACAPAGAL
307 CALABUCAL,MARIAKATRINA ZAPANTA
308 CALALANG,KRESTA SANTIAGO
309 CALEON,JOHNPAULNIÑO DAILEG
310 CALIB,YASMIN CAYDA
311 CALILUNG,MARYGRACE ORSUA
312 CALITIS,MALOURDESCONCEPCION PARCON
313 CALIXTO,MAYFLOR ELEUTERIO
314 CALMA,REYMARK GARCIA
315 CALUANG,MONEZA ARAKANI
316 CALUMAG,MELANIE MORANTE
317 CAMBONGA,MANDER LUMBAO
318 CAMELLO,JOHNPAUL RABOR
319 CAMID,FATIMAHHONEYBEE MULOK
320 CAMPOREDONDO,DIMPLES ACQUIATAN
321 CANAPI,LISAMARIE VILLAFLORES
322 CANATOY,DOMINIQUEJOY ROSCO
323 CANDA,CLAIREANGELA DOMINGO
324 CANLAS,SARRIEJOYCE CUPINO
325 CANTARA,ANDRJA CRISOSTOMO
326 CANTO,AILYN CARIQUE
327 CANTO,CHRISTOPHERJESSE SAÑEZ
328 CANTO,PATRICIAANN DIY
329 CAPANGPANGAN,HEINECKEN SABANDO
330 CAPILEÑO,YUELY ARDUO
331 CAPILI,FRANCES-LLENA TERCIO
332 CAPIRAL,CLAIRE CHIONG
333 CAPUL,EVANGELINE PIÑGOL
334 CARANDANG,MAALMA ESTABILLO
335 CARANDANG,RALPHLAURENCE ATIENZA
336 CARBONELL,BEVERLY PERALTA
337 CARBONELL,MARTHAVICTORIA DAVID
338 CARIÑO,MARIGIE CANOZA
339 CARLOS,ANAISABELCRISTINA PARE
340 CARLOS,COLLEENNOELLE PANGAN
341 CARLOS,LESLIEANNE DAYRIT
342 CARPENTERO,ARTHUR GACETA
343 CARPIO,GEORGE GREGORIO
344 CARPIO,RICA SANCHEZ
345 CARPIO,VANESSA MATIAS
346 CASEM,RESIEAUREA ORILLE
347 CASINABE,COLLEN TECSON
348 CASTILLO,CHERYLLOU ACUÑA
349 CASTILLO,JEFFERSON CARREON
350 CASTILLO,JOYCEKRISTINE EPISCOPE
351 CASTILLO,JUANMIGUELANTONIO DOMINGO
352 CASTILLO-MAELWAS,EILEEN ANTONIO
353 CASTILLON,DEXTER GUIMBARDA
354 CASTRO,CAROLINE BATENGA
355 CASTRO,DANILOJR SERRANO
356 CASTRO,MARINELLE MARISTELA
357 CASTRO,MICHAEL ANTON
358 CASTRO,SARASOFIA MANALASTAS
359 CASUELA,MARYNATALIE CABRAL
360 CASUELA,NINAJOY CABRAL
361 CATALLA,MAIMEELYNNE HORCA
362 CATALUÑA,DIANNE LARROSA
363 CATAPANG,BRIDELMAY CAINGLET
364 CATBAGAN,JOSECARLO DEGUZMAN
365 CATIS,ALIHBRYAN TIU
366 CATOC,KRISTINEMARIE VILLAFAÑE
367 CATUNGAL,EVAMARIE DECASTRO
368 CATUNGAL,MAREMEL AGULAN
369 CAWALING,MARYGRACE PANGANDOYON
370 CAYABYAB,JEFFERSON ESGUERRA
371 CAYCO,MONINA LEYVA
372 CAÑAL,PRECIOUSANN SANCHEZ
373 CAÑEBA,JOLIZAPATRICIA DEE
374 CAÑEDO,FRANCISNIÑO ARCINAS
375 CENIZA,NICHOLSON ESTORBA
376 CENIZA,SIDNEYBYRON PARONI
377 CEPEDOZA,FLORENCE GONZAGA
378 CERENEO,JOAN LEDESMA
379 CEÑIDOZA,MARIEISABELLE EVANGELISTA
380 CHABON,LAWRENCE ISRAEL
381 CHAN,KRISTIANPATRICK CONCEPCION
382 CHAN,MICHAELEDWARD BELTRAN
383 CHANGCOCO,ROCHELLE CASTRO
384 CHANSIONGPEN,DERRICK TAN
385 CHANYUNGCO,BARBETTEMARIE QUINTANS
386 CHAVEZ,ALMER ALCANTARA
387 CHEN,EILLENLUISA ANG
388 CHIA,CHIARAMAE NIDEA
389 CHING,DENVER KAPALUNGAN
390 CHING,LEILANI ANG
391 CHING,SHEILA ANG
392 CHIONGLO,PHILLIPERAY SANMIGUEL
393 CHUA,ANDREA SALOPASO
394 CHUA,ANNAKONSUELO ROSARIO
395 CHUA,ANNAKRISTINA ROSARIO
396 CHUA,ANNABELLERAE DIONISIO
397 CHUA,BENJAMINIII UY
398 CHUA,DAVYBRIAN BARDINAS
399 CHUA,JONPAOLO CERVANTES
400 CHUA,KATHERINEMARIE CARANDANG
401 CHUA,MARIAIRENE TALUSAN
402 CHUA,SHARLENEHELENE HO
403 CIOCO,NIÑOCARLO SANTIAGO
404 CLEMENTE,JOSERAFAEL ESPINO
405 CO,JUANITACARMELA ORTIGA
406 CO,MARIAALETA RODRIGUEZ
407 CO,MARYCHRISLYN MUYOT
408 CO,PHILIPPATRICK CO
409 CODOY,SENNYMARIE COCA
410 COLLADO,GENEVIEVE LOPEZ
411 COLLANTES,EDWARDRYAN AVENA
412 CONCEPCION,LENARDPAUL ANGELES
413 CONDOR,LADDIEANNE SOLIS
414 CORDERO,DUANE PAMANIAN
415 CORDOVA,LOURDES GARCIA
416 CORNEJO,CHERRYLYNN MORALES
417 CORNEJO,CHRISTINEANNE IMASA
418 CORONILIA,PAULCHRISTIAN PEREZ
419 CORPUS,CAMILLE-MARIE BALIGO
420 CORPUS,VINCENTJOSEPH VERZOSA
421 CORPUZ,AMYLUZ TORRES
422 CORPUZ,JEFFREY FERRER
423 CORTEZ,ARSENIOJR MORALES
424 CORTEZ,LUCILE ER-ER
425 COSTA,AILEEN DAVIS
426 CRIS,CRISLEEN LEE
427 CRISTOBAL,ADRIEL JUSTO
428 CRISTOBAL,MIGUELANTONIO CABRERA
429 CRUZ,ABIGAIL PERIN
430 CRUZ,CARMINAMARIA PEREZ
431 CRUZ,CEDRICKNEIL JIMENEZ
432 CRUZ,JANNATHLEEN ANINIAS
433 CRUZ,JANICEPILAR VILLARAMA
434 CRUZ,JAYPEE ZAPANZA
435 CRUZ,JOANNAANGELA PAGDANGANAN
436 CRUZ,MAUREENMEDEA DEVERA
437 CUARESMA,EDGARCHRISTIAN SANCHEZ
438 CUARTERO,JANICE GALLEGO
439 CUEZON,TERENCE MALIAMAN
440 CULLA,GAIL MANALO
441 CURAMENG,FEMARIE TAMPOYA
442 CUTCHON,XERXES DELROSARIO
443 CUÑADA,KARENMARIE VITO
444 DAAN,JOHNDENEN CUTANDA
445 DABU,ALMA FERNANDO
446 DACAYANAN,ANNERHEA SELGA
447 DACULA,JOEMEL PELEGRE
448 DACUYCUY,ANAMARIAKATRINA SANTOS
449 DADIA,DIANA MASTURA
450 DALANGIN,MARIAANA AUSTRIA
451 DALAY,ROCHEL PEREZ
452 DALIDA,JOVEELUZ PANADO
453 DALUZ,JOHNLEVI PALAD
454 DANAO,FEHERMINIA PASARABA
455 DANCEL,JOYCE RODRIGUEZ
456 DAPITANON,RAE DALHOG
457 DARUNDAY,IRENE YU
458 DATANGEL,JOANNE PEBENITO
459 DATAY,SARAHJANE LIRIO
460 DATILES,ANAMARIAKARLA AGUINALDO
461 DATU-FULGADO,MAGEMMA MARIANO
462 DATU-HARON,MINAH KASIM
463 DATUKON,SAYYIDRONRON DILANGALEN
464 DATUMANONG,SHAYNEMABAI DATUKON
465 DAVID,ABIGAIL DELFIN
466 DAVID,JONABETH CLEOPE
467 DAVID,JOSEANTONIO CAMARA
468 DAVID,MARIBETH ALMANZA
469 DAYO,ALFREDMATTHEW REYES
470 DEBORJA,ANDREAMARTHA SANPEDRO
471 DECASTRO,CHESTERJAMES MASILUNGAN
472 DECASTRO,JENNYVI HERNANDEZ
473 DECASTRO,RODERICK BATHAN
474 DEFRANCIA,HYLMAR ANSELMO
475 DEGRACIA,MARIAERLINDA ESTRELLA
476 DEGUZMAN,ANGELO CANDIDO
477 DEGUZMAN,KHRISTINE PACHECO
478 DEGUZMAN,MAANECETA HOMBREBUENO
479 DEGUZMAN,MARIABLANCA ABUEG
480 DEGUZMAN,MILLDEANNA LAGUERTA
481 DEJESUS,JERISSA LEONARDO
482 DELACERNA,ERNESTJR MANLAPAZ
483 DELACRUZ,ALISTAIRKASHMIR CARPIO
484 DELACRUZ,ROSELYN ZARSUELA
485 DELACRUZ,SHEILAMARIE LANTAJO
486 DELASARMAS,JERMEINE CARMONA
487 DELEON,ADONIS SORIANO
488 DELEON,JEAN-DELL AQUINO
489 DELEON,JENER SUMAOANG
490 DELEON,JERICHO CORTES
491 DELEON,MARIALOWELLA FACTORA
492 DELEON,PINKY ALMANON
493 DELEON,RENALITA DEVERA
494 DELEON,ROCHELLE MANUEL
495 DELUNA,KRISTINE SANTOS
496 DEMESA,DONREINIER ARISTORENAS
497 DEMESA,UZZIEL ROBLEDO
498 DEOCAMPO,RHEAANNE SUFICIENCIA
499 DERUEDA,RONDINOCARLO TATLONGMARIA
500 DESAGUN,SHERRYL MENDOZA
501 DEVERA,GERALYN MACADAGDAG
502 DEVERA,RUELJR TORRES
503 DEVEYRA,JAMILAMARIE JOVELLANOS
504 DEE,CATHLEENMICHELLE ANG
505 DEJAN,RENATOJR DELACRUZ
506 DELROSARIO,EILEEN DEMATA
507 DELACRUZ,EMMYLUZ LIM
508 DELACRUZ,JASMINEVALERIE MOLINA
509 DELACRUZ,JOSEMIGUEL MACAVINTA
510 DELACRUZ,MARKANTHONY MARTIN
511 DELACRUZ,VIRGIOLYN CANOY
512 DELACRUZ,VOLTAIRE SAMSON
513 DELAPAZ,MARYANNE SALVADOR
514 DELAPEÑA,BEVERLY BUNAG
515 DELAROSA,NATHALIEJOYCE MUÑAS
516 DELAVIN,IMEE ALBAO
517 DELOSREYES,MARIACAMELLAGRACE TAVANLAR
518 DENOPOL,RHEAMONICA KYAMKO
519 DEPAYNOS,TANYACHARISSA HAFALLA
520 DESCALLAR,KATHLEENROSE SUEZO
521 DESTRIZA,WAYNN-NIELSEN CAÑESO
522 DIMAANO,DEANANGELO DUMLAO
523 DIMACUHA,RINCELLEJOAN TUMAMBING
524 DIMPAS,MICHAELINE CARIZON
525 DIMSON,MADENISE FERNANDO
526 DIMZON,LESTER DEPEDRO
527 DINGCONG,DAVIDMICHAEL DELROSARIO
528 DINSAG,KHARLALAARNI BINAYAO
529 DIOLA,SEDIEJOY MESA
530 DIZON,DOMINIQUEROSE SANTOS
531 DIZON,HENEDINEGAE BALUYOT
532 DOCTOR,DONNAFE MACAPAGAL
533 DOLLETE,YLVIROSE BEREBER
534 DOLORSO,TONIMAR BODIOLA
535 DOMINGO,GRACE PUNZALAN
536 DOMINGO,MAYNILA ESGUERRA
537 DOMINGO,MIRIAMJOYCE VALENCIA
538 DONAIRE,QUEENIE GEONZON
539 DONASCO,GRACE DORONILA
540 DORIA,IRISBETTINA GUZMAN
541 DORMITORIO,BRIAN PARREÑO
542 DOUGLAS,ANDREWCADYIII CUNGIHAN
543 DUBLIN,AISSAROSE DUERO
544 DUEÑAS,ALMIEDA CESANTE
545 DUHIG,CHARISSE GORDONCILLO
546 DULAY,ABEGAILVAL MAGALGALIT
547 DUMAGUIT,LOUSYLMAE AGBAYANI
548 DUMARPA,ISNIEHAYAH MANIRI
549 DUMLAO,MARIALOUELLA DIOKNO
550 DUMLAO,MELODYANNE CURADA
551 DUMOL,NOEMIJOY BUHAT
552 DURAN,GEEBEEMAE MANDAC
553 DURANO,MARIACARMELA CANGA
554 DURANTE,CATHERINE CABUYADAO
555 DY,DONNAMARIE UYCHOCDE
556 DY,IANETHELBERT CHUACHONG
557 DYCONTRERAS,MARI-ANNERODROSE NOCEDA
558 EBISON,ANDRESJR VENTURA
559 EBREO,REYCARLO LABAYEN
560 ECOBEN,ROLLANDMATTHEW LAMPARAS
561 EDRALIN,DIANA MACALINAO
562 ELUMBA,ERAMAY CARREON
563 EMATA,SHIENAGRACE PETINES
564 EMPUERTO,CRISTY TECSON
565 ENCARNACION,LALAINE TIOTIOEN
566 ENCARNACION,LYDCELLEANN SEMIRA
567 ENCARNADO,SUZETH AGUSTIN
568 ENERO,JANELLE DELOSREYES
569 ENGADA,ROGELIOJR GALLARDO
570 ENOVAL,EILEENMAY DELOSREYES
571 ERASQUIN,SHARONMAY DUMAGUIN
572 ERAZO,ANDREWBILL LIMQUIACO
573 ESCALONA,PERSHAN VILLAN
574 ESCAÑO,PAULODELFIN PARIL
575 ESCOBAR,ROWENA MARCA
576 ESGUERRA,NOELINERUSSEL VITALIANO
577 ESGUERRA,PAULASYRAH ZAPANTA
578 ESMA,FRECHIEVEGA CALANG
579 ESPAÑOLA,SEURINANESEAN BORRA
580 ESPERA,RAMONANERISSA MARIO
581 ESPINAS,JULIUSKETTE LAGARE
582 ESPIRIDION,ARMI DELVALLE
583 ESPIRITU,ANTONETTEJOYCE TORRES
584 ESPIRITU,ARLENE CORPUZ
585 ESPIRITU,MEGANCLARISSA ALEJANDRINO
586 ESTACIO,VIANAANNE TIU
587 ESTOLAS,MELANIE TIMBOY
588 ESTRADA,MALOUELLA OLIVAREZ
589 ESTRADA,RYANCLIFFORD NAMUCA
590 ESTRELLA,AVEGAIL STAANA
591 ESTROPE,ANNIELORAINE CAÑIZARES
592 ESTUR,MICHAELANTHONY COMENDADOR
593 EUGENIO,RIZALIE MICUA
594 EUROPA,GIANCARLO REYES
595 EVANGELISTA,DAN VELASCO
596 EVANGELISTA,KRIZMAR MEDIAVILLA
597 EXCONDE,NOELJULIUS EDRADA
598 FABIAN,APRILJOY BORRES
599 FABIAN,JE-ANNFAITH COLON
600 FABIAN,MARIEAPPLELYN MAÑALAC
601 FABROS,GLENN SALVADOR
602 FABROS,JOANNALIZ MANANGO
603 FADRI,MARYANNE FAIGAO
604 FAJARDO,ALEXTERJOHN CABALONGA
605 FAJARDO,RONALD AMISOLA
606 FAJUTRAO,DANTEENRICO ALCASID
607 FANDIÑO,SALESJR PERAS
608 FELICIANO,JOHNMARK SOLIVA
609 FELIPRADA,STELLAMAE TOMULTO
610 FELIX,SHERYL RAMOS
611 FELLIZAR,MAPATRICIATHERESE REYES
612 FERNANDEZ,MARIEFLO ACANTILADO
613 FERNANDO,ANGELITO BONIFACIO
614 FERNANDO,ANNATHERESA GENEROSO
615 FERRER,LADYKHRISTINE FRIAS
616 FERRER,STEPHANIE SANTOS
617 FERROLINO,JOSEANGELO AMIGO
618 FIDELINO,JHOANNE SALABAO
619 FLORCRUZ,MARIAKATRINA MANAHAN
620 FLORDELIS,JONATHAN OPORTO
621 FLOREN,KARENGAIL ARCANO
622 FLORENTINO,ALFONSO GABRIEL
623 FLORES,CHARLENE MALBAS
624 FLORES,GRETCHENGALE EUSTAQUIO
625 FLORES,JUNIVER GEALON
626 FLORES,MICHELLE HABULAN
627 FLORES-TANINGCO,MARIAMARGARITA MEDRANO
628 FOJAS,MACONCHITINA MANAS
629 FONTANOZ,JUNE-ELISE PONO
630 FOPALAN,WINSTON CONGZON
631 FORMELOZA,MARIAELIZABETH GAPIT
632 FORTALEZA,LOUIEN CELECIOUS
633 FRANCISCO,ARLENE BASEA
634 FRANCISCO,CHARITY APOSTOL
635 FRANCISCO,JOHNPAULO ROXAS
636 FRANCISCO,REGINAVICTORIA LUNA
637 FRANCISCO,VICTOREMIL DAVALSANTOS
638 FUENTES,ANDRELYN TEJADA
639 FUENTES,MARIAVIRGINIA ORLANDEZ
640 FUENTES,RIAVIC QUIDAY
641 FUSILERO,RHODERICK LOPEZ
642 GABAYOYO,ARCHIE HUYAN
643 GABIANO,SHARONROSE PASCUA
644 GABOYA,JUSTINEMARIE LIM
645 GABRIEL,ALMIRA GALLARDO
646 GABRIEL,LAHAINA MALIG
647 GABULE,MARVIN SABORNIDO
648 GADDI,PAULYN MAGANA
649 GAGNO,PATRICKJOVAN CONCEPCION
650 GAGUI,ARGYLL-RIDGE ESGUERRA
651 GAJO,ALMERA ABAJA
652 GALANG,RAFAEL TOMAS
653 GALEDO,MAMAE-BETHASUNCIONESPERANZA MANIGBAS
654 GALERA,RENEGERARDJR CRUZ
655 GALINATO,JULIEANN ALCANTARA
656 GALINGAN,JONATHAN DELACRUZ
657 GALLEGO,CARLOVINCENT MAYOL
658 GALON,MYVIE PADERANGA
659 GALURA,KRISTINAELEANOR MAGLAQUI
660 GALURA,RIOLYN BALUYOT
661 GALVANTE,LARAHELLEN ESPIRITU
662 GALVEZTAN,GINOOKARLOANGELO MARAÑA
663 GAMALLO,IMELDOII PENERA
664 GAMBITO,MARENELA CRUZ
665 GAMBOA,JULIEANN REYES
666 GAMBOA,NIELKRISTOFFER PINGOL
667 GAMPONIA,KATRINAMAE SALCEDO
668 GAN,JOHNVINCENT ANG
669 GARAY,JOSEPHRICHARD SO
670 GARCIA,ANGELINA DADULLA
671 GARCIA,ARMINJOYCE PASCUAL
672 GARCIA,IVY SANTIAGO
673 GARINGO,KRISTINEMARIE GUSTILO
674 GARLITOS,RICHARD PARCON
675 GARVIDA,ALAINE JUAN
676 GASA,GODOFREDOVICTOR BOBILA
677 GASCO,EARLCOURTNEY SALVACION
678 GATA,AICY GARRIDO
679 GATCHALIAN,LEANDROII PORTULA
680 GATMAITAN,INGRIDMARIE YENEZA
681 GAUDITE,GENARONESTOR GUALDRAPA
682 GAVERIA,JOHNANDREW ARIOLA
683 GAVIERES,MAELLENLOURDES QUINSAAT
684 GAVIOLA,MATHESSAURDOLYN MORALDE
685 GAYTANO,JOIE MATURAN
686 GELMAN,JOCELYN KIMMAYONG
687 GENER,LIEZEL AMBOY
688 GERARDO,JOYCRISTY GLORIA
689 GERONIMO,MATEOANDRO RAMIREZ
690 GERVACIO,DHESIREE LOREZCA
691 GERZON,ROWEL AVILES
692 GEYROZAGA,ERIC PANTINOPLE
693 GLORIA,CRISTOPHERED CALDERON
694 GLORIA,JONELDONNLEO SANDOVAL
695 GLORIOSO,MARLO PEÑAFLOR
696 GO,ANNMICHELLE DELACRUZ
697 GO,CARLCHESTERFLOYD LUANSING
698 GO,ELEANOR ANG
699 GO,ELLENJAN LAO
700 GO,EVANGELINEBARBARA DEDEL
701 GO,JANINAYVETTE DELEON
702 GO,MARIALOURDES ALVAREZ
703 GO,SHEILA RESURRECCION
704 GO-RUIZ,PRINCESSJOY GA-A
705 GODIN,REYCA GABIETA
706 GOLBIN,JONAMARIE PATALINGJUG
707 GOLLABA,NEIL JASPI
708 GONOCRUZ,SHERYLGHIA PUA
709 GONZAGA,MANUELII JUDAR
710 GONZAGA,MARCELINAAPRIL LASTIMOSO
711 GONZALES,CYNTHIA MATA
712 GONZALES,GISELE VALENZUELA
713 GONZALES,GLENN VERGARA
714 GONZALES,HOMERO BLANDO
715 GONZALES,JENNEELYN AYAO
716 GONZALES,JILLIANMARIE RUMBAOA
717 GONZALES,JOHNMICHAEL TORIO
718 GONZALES,SHERRYMAE FAMADICO
719 GORME,CRESTITA ALMEDILLA
720 GOZON-VITERBO,MATERESA MANOTOK
721 GRAFIL,ADALINE MONTALLANA
722 GRANADILLOS,RUTH DALIT
723 GREGANA,KHRISTINEVINEDUBHE MARAMOT
724 GREGORIO-VILLAFLOR,JOANNEMICHELLE FERRER
725 GUANZON,ROBERTOJR SANICAS
726 GUERRERO,KATRINA VILLEGAS
727 GUEVARRA,CHARELLEZIENNE YAGONG
728 GUIANI,GRACEJEHAN GUERRERO
729 GUILARAN,SHYRAAVRIL DEOMAMPO
730 GUILLERMO,SUNSHINE MARIANO
731 GUINOMLA,SUHERTADSMIA ABPI
732 GUINTO,MARKLIJAY INGCO
733 GUIRNELA,LISHAPEARL NARAJOS
734 GUMIRAN,ELEANOR ALINDAYU
735 GUNDAY,STOWERN CHONGAWEN
736 GUTIERREZ,CHRISTINE VILLAMIL
737 GUY,KIMBERLY TAN
738 HAGAD,IMELDAANDREA HACUMAN
739 HARUN,MICHELLE VICENTE
740 HASHIM,SHARIFAAINI AJIJUL
741 HERCEDA,AILEEN LIBOON
742 HERMIDA,PHILLIPARISTOTLE RELATIVO
743 HERMOSADO,JASON PASCUA
744 HERNANDEZ,ANGELAROSE CRISOSTOMO
745 HERNANDEZ,HERBHOWARD CUNANAN
746 HERNANDEZ,LEAH NAKPIL
747 HERNANDEZ,PAULMICHAEL RAFA
748 HERRADURA,E-MKENNETH TOLENTINO
749 HERRERO,MAYANNE GARDE
750 HILADO,JOSEPHRIEGEL GRIO
751 HILARIO,ROMULUS COLINA
752 HILARIO,SHARONJENNIFER NARBONITA
753 HIMPAYAN,JOCELYN CANILLO
754 HIPOL,JOSEPHINEBERNADINE MOLINA
755 HIPOLITO,APRILLORRAINE GARCIA
756 HIPOLITO,RICKY HELMUTH
757 HIPOS-GUILLERMO,TIFFANYCHER GALANG
758 HO,BERNICELOUISE CHUA
759 HOLGADO,JANWARREN AGUILA
760 IBALE,MELANIEEDENGRACE GAURAN
761 IBAÑEZ,MAAIMEE LATONIO
762 IBRAHIM,FATIMAAMINA HUSSIN
763 ICMAT,JOSIEMARIE POBRE
764 IDICA,MARIJOYCE FERRER
765 IDOS,GEMMA PARAYNO
766 IGNACIO,BILLY SILVA-NETTO
767 IGROBAY,MANUELV DELEON
768 IGUBAN,ELEONORE BAUTISTA
769 ILAGAN,MELISSALUBETH ORTEGA
770 ILANO,MALILIBETHKRISTINA CABRERA
771 IMBUIDO,APHRODITE GUINTO
772 IMPERIAL,GAZELMAYMONICA IMADHAY
773 INDOLOS,LYNNROCELLE PADERNAL
774 INFANTE,MARYHOPE DELGACO
775 INOCENCIO,ROWENA TORRES
776 INTING,NIÑOMICHAEL CAÑA
777 IQUIN,GERONIMOJR ANZIA
778 ISO,IZYLFEALIJAH LATUMBO
779 ITCHON,REYLUTHER CONCEPCION
780 JABIDO,PAULINEROSE ANAGARAN
781 JAMBARO,MARVINJAY GAN
782 JARANDILLA,SHEILAMARIE MINDANAO
783 JAUCIAN,CARLOPAOLO ONG
784 JAURIGUE,MARYCONI MENDOZA
785 JAVELLANA,MAVIC BATO
786 JAVIER,ABIGAIL BARILLAS
787 JAVIER,EARLDANIELSSON PALAGANAS
788 JAVIER,GINA CASIPONG
789 JAVIER,RHEACEZ BUMATAY
790 JAVILLONAR,CHRISTINE FIANZA
791 JIMENEZ,ANNAMARIE ARTUZ
792 JOCSON,CRISHA DUMANAS
793 JORDAN,JOVERJOVWYNNE SUMAWANG
794 JOSE,ISRAELA BERNALDEZ
795 JOSE,NEIL STARITA
796 JUANICO,MARYJANEROCHES GABAYERON
797 JUANITAS,BARRY TORDESILLAS
798 JUHURI,JENNY-LYNN VINLUAN
799 JUMAO-AS,GASPHER VILLARMIA
800 JUMAWAN,CATHERINE CENIZA

801 JUMERAS,ANALYN GATMAITAN
802 JUSAY,KAREN JAVIER
803 KALANG-AD,MILDRED AMBALES
804 KHATIB,TAMARA BORROMEO
805 KING,JACELIE SENG
806 KINTANAR,DARIUS LUMIBAW
807 KOH,MICHAELCHESTER TARGA
808 KONG,IVIEJOYCE UYYAP
809 LABAN,JULIUSCESAR GONDA
810 LABANDA,CHARLANNE BURGOS
811 LACAR,MARIACHRISTINEJOY REYES
812 LACASANDILE,KAREENALNA MANGAY-AYAM
813 LACHICA,KAROLMARK MIRAFLORES
814 LAGARE,REXANNE BARRERA
815 LAMPANO,DANIESON REÑA
816 LAMUG,MARIAVICTORIA ESPINOSA
817 LANDAYAN,HONEYLOU REYES
818 LANDINGIN,ANNALORRAINE MAGNO
819 LANTO,JAMELA COLINA
820 LANUZA,MARITES REYES
821 LAO,RHODORARHEA ABAÑO
822 LAO,VINCENTRAY-RAN PEREZ
823 LAPUZ,PRINCESS OCAMPO
824 LARA,HASMINHANNAH RACADIO
825 LAT,DANDROPAULO MERCADO
826 LATORRE,KAREN BAUTISTA
827 LATORRE,MICHELLE LOPEZ
828 LAUNICO,MARJORIE VASQUEZ
829 LAURADO,TERESITA CACHERO
830 LAVIDES,EDRIEXENIA SALEM
831 LAYA,BERNARD FADER
832 LAYAG,JANPAOLO BARUT
833 LAYUS,ARNELRYAN TAGANAS
834 LAZAGA,JEROMEKHALIL PILAPIL
835 LAZARO,MARIDEN CATLEY
836 LAZO,MALIZETTE GATPAYAT
837 LAZO,MARICA ALFONSO
838 LAZO,MARIROSE ZINGAPAN
839 LEAL,JEFFREY LAZAGA
840 LEAL,ROMMEL PULGAR
841 LEAÑO,MARYGRACE IGNACIO
842 LEDESMA,JULIEANN CALISTERIO
843 LEE,JOANNE POGADO
844 LEE,OLIVER DIMAN
845 LEE,PAULMICHAEL TORRES
846 LEEVILLANUEVA-PEÑARANDA,NATALIE PLANA
847 LEGASPI,ENRICOPAOLO ALEDIA
848 LEGASPI,LUISGILBERT DEGUIA
849 LEI,JOHNEDWARD DAVAC
850 LEOMO,CHRISTINE VALDEZ
851 LERIOS,JEANNICAKRISELLE GONZALES
852 LESIGUEZ,KAROLAUGUSTUS LAYNO
853 LETARGO,DARYLLIAN TRESPECES
854 LEYBAG,BRIANALFRED CALSO
855 LEYCO,THERESA GALUNA
856 LI,MARIANIÑA CONANAN
857 LIAO,DEBORRAH GESITE
858 LICUAN,ANDREALOISE GORGOLON
859 LICUP,MARIAELLEN RIVERA
860 LIM,ALLYNNICOLE YAP
861 LIM,DENISEKATRINA BUÑO
862 LIM,IRENE CHAN
863 LIM,JEZZAMAE RAZON
864 LIM,JULIEMAE TIONGSON
865 LIM,KATHLEENANN ESPARAZ
866 LIM,LLOYDEVERETT ROMERO
867 LIM,MARKDENNIS SAGAD
868 LIM,MICHAELLOUIE ONG
869 LIM,MICHELLE SABAS
870 LIM,MICHELLEBERNADETTE CHING
871 LIM,NIKKI SALVA
872 LIM,PAULINEANTONETTE LUDEÑA
873 LIM,PETERPAUL CHANG
874 LIM,REXJUSTIN GO
875 LIM,RYANJOHN MADRID
876 LIM,SHEENALISA CHAN
877 LIMOSO,CHARISSECHRISTINE CABRERA
878 LINGAD,ROCHELLE CELESTINO
879 LIO,RIZZAANN BARRION
880 LITA,MATERESA CERDEÑA
881 LITAO,LOVEJOY LACARO-ON
882 LIU,VALERIE TAN
883 LLANOSDEE,DONNABELLE LU
884 LLANTO,GILMIKHAIL NELMIDA
885 LO,PATRICIAGRACE SANDICO
886 LO,TOMEDWARD NGO
887 LOCAYON,RUTHIEJANE PEREZ
888 LOGRO,CATHERINE MACAWILI
889 LOGROÑO,AL-MARIEGRACE TINGSON
890 LOMIBAO,GEORGIALIANN VILORIA
891 LOMUGDA-DALA,LAARNIROSE PACETE
892 LONGAKIT,FLORENTINO CASAS
893 LOPEZ,ANNAJOY JOSE
894 LOPEZ,BENNY AQUINO
895 LOPEZ,FSJINGLECHERYL TORMON
896 LOPEZ,LIZETTEKRISTINE FERNANDO
897 LOREN,JOSECARLO ELNAR
898 LORENZANA,RIZA CASTILLO
899 LOREQUE,ZANIVEL APISTAR
900 LOYOLA,BERNELA CUEVAS
901 LOZADA,ANDREA HISU-AN
902 LOZADA,MARIACRISTINA HIPONIA
903 LU,ADRIANCHRISTOPHER ALIX
904 LU,LAWRENCEAMIR MESINA
905 LUCAS,FRANCISGEORGE SOLATORIO
906 LUEDTKE,MARIEJEAN GONZALES
907 LUI,ARTHURGREGORY ANG
908 LUMAPAS,CZARNIEGRACE CAÑETE
909 LUMAWAG,STEPHEN GALINDO
910 LUMBERIO,CHARISMA DUMDUM
911 LUMBRES,MADEL PEROLINA
912 LUNA,CHRISTIANAUDRIC ARCE
913 LUSTRE,CEFERINOII ABOGADO
914 LUSTRE,CHRISRICHARDPHILIP BALTAZAR
915 LUZ,JAMESROMMET DELEON
916 LUZON,ZALDESAANN VIÑA
917 MABANG,MOCTAR MOPAC
918 MABASA,JENALYNN BANAN
919 MABBORANG,RIYYO RIOMALOS
920 MACABANDING,JAMINAH BAUTIL
921 MACABINLAR,BROXIL ENCLUNA
922 MACADANGDANG,CHRISTINE MALLARI
923 MACADATO,FAHAD YUSOPH
924 MACAHIA,MARIAIRESSA PABLO
925 MACASAET,JOYCEANN DECASTRO
926 MACASAYON,KHARIDZ BANTUGAN
927 MACATOL,SEGUNDINO GARCIA
928 MACAUROG,BAINARY ABBAS
929 MACAUYAG,SITTIEJANE SAMINADO
930 MACAZO,JEANNYANN UY
931 MACLANG,LIZAMARIE TAYAG
932 MADDUMBA,JASONRAFAEL ASPURIA
933 MADLANGBAYAN,SHEILA SUMINTAC
934 MADRID,RONICO MAGLIPON
935 MAGADIA,ABIGAEL VILLENA
936 MAGALLANES,GHALSWENDYLAMPEL NOCON
937 MAGAT,FRANCISPAOLO GUANZON
938 MAGBIRO,JULIECZARYNE JALBUENA
939 MAGCALAS,ANNKATHLEEN ORLANDA
940 MAGDAY,BENJOHN ALUNAN
941 MAGLANGIT,SITTIEANEZACAMILLE AMAD
942 MAGNAYE,BERNADETTE ENDAYA
943 MAGNO,CATHERINEJOYCE DY-TEVES
944 MAGPOC,JULIEANNE NICDAO
945 MAGUAD,ROWENAANGELA BORROMEO
946 MAHOR,JANET MARQUEZ
947 MALAGKIT,DANIELLEANNE MANALAD
948 MALASIG,APRILLOVE TUMAPANG
949 MALIGALIG,ANNACRISTINA SAMARITA
950 MALINIT,LYN PAPA
951 MALINTAD,CAEZARRYAN BAUTISTA
952 MALLILLIN,SHEILABIANCA LACANILAO
953 MALVAR,ANDREAKRISTINA GALANG
954 MAMBULAO,RYAN SABIO
955 MANALAYSAY,TRISHAMICHELLE VILLACORTA
956 MANALO,MARICEL RAMOS
957 MANALO,MARVINGIL GENER
958 MANALO,RACHEL PALISOC
959 MANALO,SOPHIADEANNEGRACE DELEON
960 MANALO,YVETTEMARIE CUETO
961 MANANSALA,NIÑAREYZEN QUIAMBAO
962 MANAOIS,HERBERT ZULUETA
963 MANASAN,CRISTONVAN CASTILLO
964 MANDA,SHERRYJOY NOVERO
965 MANGADA,REGINACRISTINA QUILATAN
966 MANGALINDAN,ANNACELINNA GAERLAN
967 MANGONDATO,ZAINAB BAGUL
968 MANGUBAT,MACRISTINAMAY BAGSIT
969 MANGUNDAYAO,EDEN LAROSA
970 MANIBOG,KATRINAIRENE TOSCANO
971 MANIBPEL,SHARIFFAMILOARI SALAMAT
972 MANILA,JENELLE SANTERVA
973 MANONGAS,KEN PHAM
974 MANUELA,JESUSA MANIQUE
975 MAPA,VINCENTOLDENDORF BIAY
976 MAPANDI,JUHARA ALI
977 MARABI,MONALYN
978 MARAMAG,HIDELIZA LEMU
979 MARASIGAN,MAYANN ANDAL
980 MARAVILLOSA,GEORGERAY BONABON
981 MARCELO,REMEMBER DUMLAO
982 MARIANITO,VIRULO PEREZ
983 MARIANO,MELISSAPAULITA VILLAFLOR
984 MARIANO,MICHELLE MEDRANO
985 MARINAS,JUNEHARRIS MANALO
986 MARIÑAS,JOHNPAULEMERSON SERRATO
987 MARMETO,MARIADONABEL ARDEZA
988 MAROHOMSALIC,ABDULLAH MAROHOM
989 MARQUEZ,CHARLESRAIÑER CALUPAZ
990 MARRERO,LEYNARD MANUEL
991 MARTINEZ,AUDREY SANTILLAN
992 MARTINEZ,FELICIDADCLARE SERAFICO
993 MARTINEZ,MIKAELAERLINDA GERMAR
994 MASCARDO,KAREN DEFANTE
995 MASECAMPO,PATAVERY SENIEL
996 MASTURA,JULAIDAH TALIB
997 MATA,EMMYLOU VERACRUZ
998 MATA,JOHNDAVID BLANCO
999 MATABANG,CARINACARIDAD NAPEÑAS
1000 MATEMATICO,AVEGAIL MILAGROSA
1001 MATIAS,KARENROSE DEFANTE
1002 MATIG-A,CHRISTOPHER HORTELANO
1003 MATOS,RUTHAZALEA REYES
1004 MAYORALGO,ANNE AGUAS
1005 MEDILLO,ANTHONYFRANCIS DAGO-OC
1006 MEDINA,PAOLOVICTOR NARTEA
1007 MEJIA,JOHNPAUL TRISTAN
1008 MELISIMO,MYRALYNN GUIRIGAY
1009 MELLA,PIERRE MANGUBAT
1010 MENDIGORIN,JUVY BRIONES
1011 MENDOZA,AIDAISABEL GERMONO
1012 MENDOZA,EDWARD DELEON
1013 MENDOZA,ERICK STAROSA
1014 MENDOZA,JHONABELLEJOY ATAYDE
1015 MENDOZA,JOHNEMERSON FRANCISCO
1016 MENDOZA,MARIADIANNE ALFONSO
1017 MENDOZA,MARIAKRISTINE SARMIENTO
1018 MENDOZA,MELANIE PLETO
1019 MENDOZA,MELANIE VILLAS
1020 MENDOZA,PAOLO LAPITAN
1021 MENDOZA,ROMELL JOSEPH
1022 MENIA,RUBYCHERYL CAYONG
1023 MERCA,THERESAGLADIOLA BAS
1024 MERCADO,EDGELMARK SOLOMON
1025 MERCADO,JAMES GARCIA
1026 MERCADO,MARICHRIS HUMARANG
1027 MERCADO,MARYMICHELLE LAYGO
1028 MERCADO,VIVIENFRANCESCA ALANO
1029 MERIN,DEAVER PANTORILLA
1030 MERIN,MITZCHEL PANTORILLA
1031 MESIAS,PERLAKARINA ESTEVEZ
1032 MESINA,JASON REYES
1033 MESTIDIO,CESAREY BALMATERO
1034 METRA,JEMELY LIM
1035 MIACO,STEPHANIEELOISA DIPUTADO
1036 MIGUEL,MARILYN SIMANGAN
1037 MIJARES,SUSAN SABILAO
1038 MILLAN,ISRAEL ABRACIA
1039 MILLANES,APRILLEJOY PASAFORTE
1040 MILLENDEZ,ELEAZARVICTOR RONES
1041 MIQUE,CHARMAINEJOY VALENCIA
1042 MIRAFUENTES,TERESA REYES
1043 MIRANDA,JENNIFERANN BALATON
1044 MIRANDA,ROSELA CABANGAN
1045 MOJICA,HEIDI GUIEB
1046 MOLLENO,OMARJULHASSAN TUERES
1047 MONDEJAR,MARYLYN PEPITO
1048 MONDEJAR,PAMELAANNE CABRERA
1049 MONDOK,LILETHJOY HERNANDEZ
1050 MONDRAGON,REDEEM PANIERGO
1051 MONISIT,ANANOELLE MINGO
1052 MONTALES,MARIATHERESA ESTRELLA
1053 MONTE,CHRISTINEMARIEJOY JUBAS
1054 MONTENEGRO,AILEEN PANGANIBAN
1055 MONTEPIO,RAFAEL PARCAREY
1056 MONTES,JUSIEMARIE DENSING
1057 MORABE,MARIACONCHITA MARTIN
1058 MORALES,MARIAANNA ASUNCION
1059 MORENO,MATTHEW ALFONSO
1060 MORENTE,DELLEMARC ADEL
1061 MORIN,JADEPAUL BENAVENTE
1062 MOSENDE,CHRISTINE JIMENA
1063 MOTOS,JEFFREYJAMES BRIOSO
1064 MUDANZA,HENRYJR BONIFACIO
1065 MUNJI,JEREMYJAMES CANSINO
1066 MUÑOZ,GEMMA SAMSON
1067 NACALABAN,DREXYLALLAN PESTAÑO
1068 NAGRAMPA,HANAROSAMOND OCOL
1069 NAKAN,SITTIESANDRA AMBOLODTO
1070 NANTES,MARINELLE PANGILINAN
1071 NATINGA,AIRAMSHERLYN PIAMONTE
1072 NATIVIDAD,JENNY JIMENEZ
1073 NATURAL,ALMAJULIENNE PARIS
1074 NAVARRO,KATELESLIEANN CAMELO
1075 NAVARRO,MELODIE MUTUC
1076 NAVASCA,KATRINAANN NAJERA
1077 NAVASQUEZ,WARFE CAMOTES
1078 NEMATIAN,SEPIDE ENDAYA
1079 NER,MARK HERNANDEZ
1080 NERI,SHEILCED MERCADO
1081 NG,CELINEANTOINETTE SANTOS
1082 NG,CHRISTINE YAP
1083 NG,JOHNPAULO BELAN
1084 NGO,DIANALEE BALIUAG
1085 NICANDRO,MARIAANGELINE DELEON
1086 NIEVA,JONIDAY MALVAR
1087 NILES,FRANCISALLEN PEÑALOSA
1088 NILLAMA,ELNORMAE CASIÑO
1089 NIVAL,SHIRLY FORSUELO
1090 NOGALIZA,AUDHILD DIMACULANGAN
1091 NOMOROSA,RODINEIL ABENGANIA
1092 NONO,EVERJOY PONTILLAS
1093 NOOL,JO-FINE NOOL
1094 NOTARTE,JANNIELYNE CABANLET
1095 NUEVAS,MARIEKRISTINE ABELLA
1096 OBISPO,JANMONCETTETHERESE HUAB
1097 OCAMPO,GLENDAANTONETTE GERVASIO
1098 OCAMPO,LISETTEDOROTHY MENDOZA
1099 OCAMPO,RICO CALIBO
1100 OCAMPOS,BUNNYLOUMARIE VILLEJO
1101 OCFEMIA,JHAMES BALUYO
1102 OCSIO,JAIMEJR FUENTES
1103 OH,NATALIE SEY
1104 OLINARES,MARIAELEANOR BULUSAN
1105 OLIVERIO,KIRKPATRICKGIL CASAS
1106 OLOROSO,KATHLEEN QUEJADO
1107 OMBAO,RONCELSO PAMA
1108 OMES,GRACE DECASTILLO
1109 ONG,CHICLET GO
1110 ONG,HANNAHMARIE DAGONGDONG
1111 ONG,JANICE TAN
1112 ONG,JOHNPAUL SINGSON
1113 ONG,RENATOJR CRUZ
1114 ONG,TERENCEJOHN DAVID
1115 ONGSIAKO,RAMONMARIO REYES
1116 ONRUBIA,QUEENANGELEE ANSUPO
1117 ONTAL,HELENEJOYCE PEJO
1118 ORLINA,EDMUNDCEDRIC ABAD
1119 ORTEGA,ALLAN CAPARAS
1120 ORTIZ,LOUJAYDONITA CALUMPIT
1121 OSTREA,FRANCIS TIZON
1122 OSTREA,MARC CORPUS
1123 PABLO,LEAH FRANCIA
1124 PACAY,MASOCORRO VIGILIA
1125 PACIA,MARIACARMEN LAGASCA
1126 PADILLA-HILOMEN,SILKAPERCILLA GARCIA
1127 PADOGA,DENNISJR VILLORDON
1128 PADUA,MELISSA ESTABAYA
1129 PAEZ,JONATHANVINCENT SANTIAGO
1130 PAGUILA,ALDWIN LUCAS
1131 PAJARES,EMERSON RESTAURO
1132 PAL-LAYA,JOCELYN ANDAYA
1133 PALACIOS,LAARNI GARCIA
1134 PALEC,KARENKATHLEEN LAQUINON
1135 PALER,FLORANTEJR TIPA
1136 PALES,CHRISGEORGE CURA
1137 PALISBO,JOROWEN DOROTHEO
1138 PALISOC,MARIEERNESTINE PANOL
1139 PAMMIT,SHERYLOVE LAURETA
1140 PANCHO,DESIREE GARCIA
1141 PANGAN,ABIGAILCLARICE GONZALEZ
1142 PANGANDAMAN,TASNEMAH ACAMPONG
1143 PANGGAT,KEVINMATTHEWSERAFIN BANASIHAN
1144 PANGILINAN,AILEEN ROSARIO
1145 PANGILINAN,DYAN FERRER
1146 PANGILINAN,MARIATERESITA BERNARDO
1147 PANGWI,DIOGENESSANTINO BESORIO
1148 PANIZALES,VANESSAGRACE LAGON
1149 PANLILIO,ADELLE MONDALA
1150 PANLILIO,MARATERESA TAN
1151 PANTIG,REGINA BONDOC
1152 PANUDA,GIUSEPPE PACAIRA
1153 PAPANGO,SARAH BON
1154 PARCON,HASMIN QUINTON
1155 PARDO,FLORDELIZA GAMALE
1156 PARIAN,EMALUZ ZUÑIGA
1157 PARIÑAS,GERALDINE NONATO
1158 PASANTING,ROSSINIABBIE BALLESTEROS
1159 PASCO,RUPERTOMARTIN ABULENCIA
1160 PASCUA,RUSSELLEEMAY MUNSAYAC
1161 PASCUAL,EMEVIC JABILLES
1162 PASION,JARIEL JURADO
1163 PATAG,JOAQUINANTONIO SIONSON
1164 PATAGANI,SOCIAME ELECHICON
1165 PATIÑO,VIERNCEAZAR ARRUBIO
1166 PAUCO,ARNEL EDRALIN
1167 PAULINO,REXALVIN DEGUZMAN
1168 PAVINO,RONALDO NOTARTE
1169 PAÑA,EDMUNDRAY HERNANDEZ
1170 PAÑARES,BELLEMARIE NOVAL
1171 PECSON,MARIAJHESSICA AMOLONG
1172 PEDARSE,CATHERINE VILLAPANDO
1173 PEDRAL,ERROL PASCUAL
1174 PEDREGOSA,DIOLYANN VILLETA
1175 PEDRESO,CHRISTIANA DIAMANTE
1176 PEPITO,LEIDAMARIE ALFECHE
1177 PERANDOS,CHRISTINEMAY ALBEZA
1178 PEREN,BOYALDWYCH ROSALES
1179 PEREZ,ANNIEFEL ANCOG
1180 PEREZ,GRACEILLJUDYCERY MOJICA
1181 PEREZ,VANESSAANN LOPEZ
1182 PEREÑA,RONALD GIMPES
1183 PERRERAS,MARIAANGELANICOLE SONGCO
1184 PEÑA,RANDY GUZMAN
1185 PEÑAFLORIDA,JOBERT CALAHONG
1186 PEÑALOSA,JASMINELAINE BAUTISTA
1187 PEÑALOSA,MARIACRISELDA MALVAR
1188 PIA,VERJOHN PUGAL
1189 PIDLAOAN,VITTORIO PARAYNO
1190 PIELAGO,KRISTINEGRACE PEÑARROYO
1191 PILAR,FROILAN CABREROS
1192 PINEDA,CARMINDA JIMENEZ
1193 PINEDA,MARYLYNN FELICIANO
1194 PINLAC,PAULADRIAN VIDANES
1195 PIZARRAS,EDNALYN BRILLANTES
1196 PIÑERA,RIZALYN DOROL
1197 PLACIDES-VERDIDA,MARYJOAN TEMPORAL
1198 PLATON,KAREN OLIVAR
1199 POBLETE,JANICE ONG
1200 POBRE,CELINA ALON
1201 PONAYO,ELEANOR SAVELLANO
1202 PONCE,ARCHTHOR VILLACORTA
1203 PONCE,RONALDALLAN SANJUAN
1204 PONELAS,MARIALECH CELESTRA
1205 PONGCO,JOYCEANGELI CRISOSTOMO
1206 PORCIUNCULA,KING BALTAZAR
1207 PORTIGO,ESTHERWELL BATILO
1208 PORTUGAL,RUTH LOPEZ
1209 PRADO,CLEMENT RONQUILLO
1210 PRECLARO,IRISHJASMINE CABALLERO
1211 PRESTO,BONNAPRINCESS ALON
1212 PUNJABI,MARIEANTONETTE DELFIN
1213 PURA,LUISITO DELMORO
1214 PURUGGANAN,ANNAKATRINA GOÑO
1215 PUZON,GRETEL BUGAYONG
1216 QUEESTEVES,AILEEN BENITEZ
1217 QUETURAS,REGINALD RASALAN
1218 QUIAMBAO,JANELLEN LIWANAG
1219 QUICHO,TANYAJOY ZAPATA
1220 QUIJANO,BLANCAFLOR MENDEZ
1221 QUIJANO,CELESTE ECARMA
1222 QUINTANO,MICHELLE IBAÑEZ
1223 QUINTO,MARIASHAMYLLE CERA
1224 QUIROGA,JENNAMARIE CARREON
1225 QUITOLBO,MAEFERROLYN PALARIS
1226 RAAGAS,QUENNIEDYAN COSCA
1227 RABA,ROXANNE BELIRAN
1228 RABANES,AARON CABALLERO
1229 RAFAEL,TONILENE ESPINOZA
1230 RAMAS,JESSICAMARISHIEL MONTEZON
1231 RAMCHANDANI,MICHELE VERGARA
1232 RAMIREZ,ESPERANZAMARIE ISHINO
1233 RAMIREZ,ESTHER SO
1234 RAMIREZ-ARAO,PRECIOUSRODA FERRER
1235 RAMIRO,GAILMELISSA IBAÑEZ
1236 RAMOS,DEZIBELINDA ALMUETE
1237 RAMOS,INDIRAGRACIA DAYAO
1238 RAMOS,JERALD OLITA
1239 RAMOS,JOYAIZA MIRANDA
1240 RAMOS,KRISCHTRINE DEMESA
1241 RAMOS,KRISTINELIZETTE KIAMCO
1242 RAMOS,LILIA DELAREA
1243 RAMOS,MALIEZL AMPARO
1244 RAMOS,RAMIL PIZARRO
1245 RANADA,EMMANUELDARWINFRANCISCO BURNAMAN
1246 RANARIO,LOVELLE UMALI
1247 RANCES,RENALITA BULAWAN
1248 RANGGA,ZIANDICAJUNE TOSTON
1249 RAPACON,RALPHLAZARUS RAFANAN
1250 RAPADAS,FRANCISJOSEPH KUDEMUS
1251 RAS,MICHELLE GALLARDO
1252 RAYMUNDO,LOUELLA BUNUAN
1253 RAZO,TIZAJOY TORREGOSA
1254 RAZOTE,MICHAELREY LUIS
1255 RAÑADA,MARIEFE SUMERA
1256 RECAÑA,CATHLEENFAYE RED
1257 RECTO,RHONA LAYLO
1258 REDULLA,VIDA ABESAMIS
1259 REGIO,MARIACARLA ZAMUDIO
1260 RELOJ,JERNELYN PLACIDO
1261 RELUCIO,PAULNORMAN MANALO
1262 REMO,MALCOLM LAMINA
1263 REMOLETE,FRANCISNATHANIEL RAGASA
1264 RENTILLO,TIFFANYIRISH ESCAÑO
1265 REQUIZ,ROMMEL MENGUITO
1266 RESURRECCION,EDGIE CASTRO
1267 RETORIANO,KATHERINE BARREDO
1268 REY,MARIACECILIA VILLANUEVA
1269 REYES,CARLITOJR MANGUBAT
1270 REYES,EUGENEFRANCIS MARIANO
1271 REYES,HAZELSTACYMICHELLE CEREZO
1272 REYES,IVYJADE MALIC
1273 REYES,JANMICHAEL REYES
1274 REYES,JENNLYN DELAROSA
1275 REYES,JOLLYSWITZER YNAYAN
1276 REYES,MICHAEL PAVIA
1277 REYES,NICOLE GUERRERO
1278 REYES,NIEVES MALILAY
1279 REYES,OLIVIACAMILLE FAUSTO
1280 REYES,PETERANDREW CAMENTIL
1281 REYES,RITCHERANDELL VILLAROMAN
1282 REYES,RONALD SANTOS
1283 REYES-ARRIOLA,DIWATA LIPANA
1284 REYNES,NATALIEROSE PALIS
1285 RIALP,RAISSA-JOYCE RONQUILLO
1286 RICAFORTE,JEDIDIAH FRANCISCO
1287 RICARDO,MARYJANICE LACAR
1288 RICO,MACELI MORELOS
1289 RIDON,MARION GONZALES
1290 RILLON,NIKKI RIVERA
1291 RIVERA,ELIZABETHMARIE LAGASCA
1292 RIVERA,MARIALEAH CASAS
1293 RIVERA,MARKPHILIP REYES
1294 RIVERA,MARKRESTY BALDOZ
1295 ROA,FRANCESMARIE DELACRUZ
1296 ROBISO,SHEILA TAN
1297 ROBREDO,IRENEGAILE CALAYAN
1298 ROCHA,IDAINGRID ILAGAN
1299 RODOLFO,ARSENIOJR DAVID
1300 RODRIGUEZ,JANGAYL FRANCISCO
1301 RODRIGUEZ,LUISREY ARELLANO
1302 RODRIGUEZ,MARKRAYMUND ALESNA
1303 RODRIGUEZ,RASHMINE ALCANTARA
1304 ROMANO,CHRISTINELLE CASTILLO
1305 ROMERO,JENNYANN BORJA
1306 ROMERO,MICHELLEANGELIQUE RUIVIVAR
1307 RONQUILLO,MARIECLAIRE MUÑOZ
1308 RONQUILLO,SAHLEE PERDON
1309 ROQUE,KRISTINE DEE
1310 ROQUE,RUBYLYN PAGUNALING
1311 ROSANES,ZORAYDA AVIÑANTE
1312 ROSARIO,MARCDOMINIC GONZALES
1313 ROSELL,KURTPETER NOVAL
1314 ROXAS,MICHAELOLIVER ZAMORA
1315 ROXAS,ROSEARLETTE SORIANO
1316 ROXAS,VINCENT SISON
1317 RUEDA,GENESIS SIMPAUCO
1318 RUGNAO,HAROLD DULDULAO
1319 RUIZ,RHEACONCEPCION MACALI
1320 RUIZ,RYAN ENICOLA
1321 RUMUSUD,MARINETTE BACCAY
1322 RUSTE,MARKEDMOND ASPRER
1323 SAAVEDRA,AUSTIN CABANES
1324 SAAVEDRA,IMEE CATALUÑA
1325 SABA,JOYCEANN NATIVIDAD
1326 SABALLA,IVY ANTIOQUIA
1327 SABALO,LIAMARIE BORJA
1328 SABALO,MAANGELI BORJA
1329 SABELLINA,AILEEN PACALDO
1330 SABULARCE,JOEY VERDERA
1331 SADANG,REYCHRISTIAN IMPORTANTE
1332 SAGUN,POCHANIE BIWANG
1333 SAHAGUN,JOANN BRIONES
1334 SAHAGUN,MARIEJANICE AMANTE
1335 SALAMANCA,WILSONDALE PUNZAL
1336 SALAS,EVEH INUTAN
1337 SALAS,LYZETTE VIRAY
1338 SALAZAR,MIGUELANTONIO SANTOS
1339 SALAZAR,NINEL LAZARO
1340 SALES,CECILLEMARIE CUETO
1341 SALES,DIANEJOYCE BIGORNIA
1342 SALINAS,MARKANTHONY TIUNAYAN
1343 SALISI,JAMES ARSENIO
1344 SALLOMAN,ALAINJAMES ROBLEZA
1345 SALOMA,MAEANNECLAIRE GENERALAO
1346 SALONGA,DARWIN SANGCAP
1347 SALONGA,SHERYL GO
1348 SALVADO,RHANEE LOTA
1349 SALVADOR,VINCENTBRYAN DEGUIA
1350 SALVAÑA,LORRAINESHARON NUÑEZ
1351 SAMANIEGO,MADONNA MASILUNGAN
1352 SAMAR,NIÑOANTHONY SERGIO
1353 SAMONTE,HANNAHCHER JAMLIG
1354 SAMPANG,ANNALEAH SANANDRES
1355 SAMPANG,JUVY MAGAOAY
1356 SAMSON,CATHARINE RAMOS
1357 SAMSON,CATHERINE VALENZUELA
1358 SAMULDE,MARITESS DAJAO
1359 SANDIEGO,MICAELA JIMENEZ
1360 SANDIEGO,RONWALDO DELACRUZ
1361 SANJUAN,MICHAEL DUCUSIN
1362 SANCHEZ,EUANLLOYD TAN
1363 SANCHEZ,GRACE RIOFLORIDO
1364 SANCHEZ,KAHLYLANNE SEÑORON
1365 SANDALO,LUDWIG LAYUMAS
1366 SANTIAGO,KARENMARIE HOFILEÑA
1367 SANTIAGO,REXMICHAEL CORTES
1368 SANTIAGO-DELEON,FE ENCISO
1369 SANTILLAN,EDILYN CHIONG
1370 SANTOS,ANTHONY DEVERA
1371 SANTOS,CRISTINEGERRYFE MALLARI
1372 SANTOS,FAEKRISTINE HONG
1373 SANTOS,KATHERINEROSE CABUSLAY
1374 SANTOS,REYCARLO SANTIAGO
1375 SANTOS,SUZANNE VIZCAYNO
1376 SANTY,THEOJAYIII TABLIZO
1377 SAPLA,FREEDLEY SARIBAY
1378 SARMIENTO,IRWIN OLIVER
1379 SARMIENTO,JOY PERDON
1380 SARTE,CERIL EGOS
1381 SATSATIN,NIKKINORMEL AUSTRIA
1382 SAY,MARIALOUISATHERESA MENDOZA
1383 SAYAMAN,MARIEL VILLANUEVA
1384 SCHUCK,FETHAIBA SERRATO
1385 SEDILLO,MICHELLE PATILANO
1386 SEE,VALIANT LIM
1387 SEGARRA,JEHAN MASINDO
1388 SEGARRA,YUZHEN GARCIA
1389 SEGISMUNDO,MADONNA BRAGADO
1390 SENO,JAKEIAN PLANDANO
1391 SENTILLANOSA,ELMERRICHARD SUMUGAT
1392 SEPE,VALERIEMARIE INRES
1393 SERAFICA,SHALIMAR AUSTERO
1394 SERISOLA,NOEMI MECER
1395 SERRANO,MARIAETHEL REYES
1396 SEVILLA,CHERRY JOVES
1397 SEVILLA,STEPHANIEELAINE LABORTE
1398 SHIONGSHU,LEAH LASQUITE
1399 SIA,CHRISTINE CHUA
1400 SIBONGA,RAYMAR DELALLANA
1401 SIGA-MENDOZA,LANIE PELAEZ
1402 SILADAN,SHERRYMAE VELASCO
1403 SILVA,ERIKAJOY PICACHE
1404 SILVA,KRISTINEJENNIFER HERNANDEZ
1405 SILVA,RINOJASON BERNARDO
1406 SIMAURIO,EMMANUEL BUENVIAJE
1407 SINDIONG,ROBERTITOPAOLO BAUTISTA
1408 SINGANON,JIMMYJOHNIVAN TOLENTINO
1409 SIO,CHERRYANN AGNGARAYNGAY
1410 SISON,ANNALORRAINE AALA
1411 SISON,JAMESEDWARD PEREZ
1412 SISON,LINCOLN SISON
1413 SO,IMEE TIU
1414 SO-REYES,JAMILLAURENCE REYES
1415 SOBEREYU,KAREN GO
1416 SOLAIMAN,SERHAN YUSOPH
1417 SOLANO,MARIASHINILLIJEAN DEGALICIA
1418 SOLAR,KAREN AGUSTIN
1419 SOLIS,KRISTOFFER FALSIS
1420 SOLIS,MARACHELLEKATRINA CUSTODIO
1421 SOLIS,SUZETTE HINTAY
1422 SOLITE,JETTAARON VILLORDON
1423 SOLON,ETHELMAE PAYUSAN
1424 SOMERA,REACAROLYN ILAGAN
1425 SOPA,WILFORDJANN ORACION
1426 SOPE,DEANNAJEAN GULINAO
1427 SORIANO,ALMA BASALLO
1428 SORIANO,FRANCOALEJANDRO LAMINOZA
1429 SORIANO,GRETCHENOLIVIA BAÑANOLA
1430 SORILLA,GEORGINA RODRIGO
1431 SOSUAN,LESLIE NGO
1432 SOTALBO,CINDYPEARL JOAQUIN
1433 STAMARIA,ANGELIMARIE CEDILLA
1434 STODOMINGO,BRAULIOII LARRAZABAL
1435 SUAREZ,IVYMARIE ZANTE
1436 SUKIL-AP,ALDRIN CALAPEN
1437 SULLER,ARMIDA LACEBAL
1438 SULUEN,FATIMAOPHELIA GUEVARA
1439 SUMAOANG,ALGAEROSE ALCOBA
1440 SUNGA,MARYANNE PALAC
1441 SUNTAY,MARIALOURDES JOSON
1442 SUSPEÑE,RHODA BELANDRES
1443 SUÑGA,JOYSHEENA ARCILLA
1444 SY,JENNIFERPAULA COSINO
1445 SY,ROMELYN HUISO
1446 SY,WALLIMARK CANCIO
1447 TABILAS,CZARINA OCTOMAN
1448 TABINAS,HENRYJR REYALA
1449 TABISOLA,ROCHELY JAVIER
1450 TABLANTE,THEYAMONICA TECALA
1451 TABUAN,CHRISTYLEMAE LEGASPI
1452 TABUAN,KATHARINEFAITH YGRUBAY
1453 TABUENA,GERTZIEDARA DECASTRO
1454 TACDERAS,CATHERINE PAREJAS
1455 TACLAS,JOY FRAGANTE
1456 TAD-Y,MIAMARIE MARAVILLA
1457 TAGUBA,AUBREY QUINTO
1458 TAGUBA-VILLAROSA,TRICIANJAN ZINGAPAN
1459 TALAMAN,CHONA TEOLOGO
1460 TALENS,ANNKRISTALINE DEGUZMAN
1461 TALUSAN,PATRICKJASON ASINAS
1462 TAMANO,NORHAYNEE DIMAKUTA
1463 TAMAYO,ALFONSOJR DEGUZMAN
1464 TAMONDONG,FLORENCEMARYANN LOPEZ
1465 TAMPARONG,GERARDOJR LOM-OC
1466 TAN,BEATRIZ CATIG
1467 TAN,CAMILLE ASILOM
1468 TAN,ENDYMIONERVIN MONZON
1469 TAN,FATIMAJOY COSTUMBRADO
1470 TAN,JANNETH TAN
1471 TAN,JENNILIN YAPE
1472 TAN,JULIEANNE LAGTAPON
1473 TAN,KATHRYNJAYNE CHUA
1474 TAN,KATRINA RIVERA
1475 TAN,KENTANTHONY LIM
1476 TAN,LAURENCEMIL QUINES
1477 TAN,MANUELIII DAKUDAO
1478 TAN,MARKANTHONIE PAW
1479 TAN,REINABIANCA MEDEL
1480 TAN,ROSAYREGEN YULO
1481 TAN,RYANIRVIN SY
1482 TAN,TISHAJOERLA MIRASOL
1483 TAN,YVONNELYN-MAE CHUA
1484 TANCHOCO,MARIALUISA CUNANAN
1485 TANCHOCO,MITZI ABOROT
1486 TANSIONGCO,VENJUNE PEREZ
1487 TANTIANPACT,JEFFREY LIM
1488 TAPALES,CHERRYLOU CAPALA
1489 TARUC,ANGELIE MANISAN
1490 TAVEROS,MELCLARK REQUIAS
1491 TAWASIL,JOHNTIMOJIN REYES
1492 TAYAG,ERINCATHRINA NARCISO
1493 TAYAG,MARIECHARISSE SILVA
1494 TAYCO,JOHNCARLO LEGASPI
1495 TE,CHARISSEHANNE TAGAPULOT
1496 TE,JOHNISIDORE IGNACIO
1497 TEC,LOUMERVYN ARGUEL
1498 TEE,KENNETH DY
1499 TEE,RICOPAOLO GOMEZ
1500 TEH,GEMERICKJASTIN UY
1501 TEJANO,MARIOANGELO SAPICO
1502 TEKIKO,REMIGIOJR BARROQUILLO
1503 TELEG,ERICKASAMANTHA ACOSTA
1504 TENORIO,OLIVER CRISTAL
1505 TEPPANG,GUILLERMOJR INOCENCIO
1506 TIA,LOUJOREL PAJARILLAGA
1507 TIANG,MOHAMADSHAMIR ABPI
1508 TIBON,STEVECLEOFAS GEROSO
1509 TIGBAO,BILLYJUNE BARTE
1510 TIGLAO,EDGARDOJR DELACRUZ
1511 TIGLAO,PATRICKJOSEPH GUTIERREZ
1512 TIMBOL,HEIDIMAE GUECO
1513 TING,STEPHENFRANCIS MANALO
1514 TINGZON,GLYNIS SOLIS
1515 TIOLECO,DANIEL OBORDO
1516 TIONG,JANE CHU
1517 TIONGCO,ANATERESA SALVADOR
1518 TIU,EILEENGRACE GOCHIACO
1519 TOLEDO,AMORBABY GARCIA
1520 TOLEDO,WILLO GEROCHI
1521 TOLENTINO,EILEENKRISTINE MUNSAYAC
1522 TOLENTINO,LIRIO PANTONI
1523 TOLENTINO,MIAFELIA BERNARDO
1524 TOLOSA,KRISTOPHER EXITO
1525 TOM,MARKANTHONY ABENAZA
1526 TOMAS,HAZELRUTH DUPLON
1527 TONGOL,IRENE PLASABAS
1528 TORIO,PATRICKARTHUR SANTOS
1529 TORRADO,MARIAJERICACLAUDINE YDEN
1530 TORRALBA,SAMUEL MARZAN
1531 TORRES,DONNIEROSE SANJOSE
1532 TORRES,JULIEANNKRISTY LONGJAS
1533 TORRES,KATRINACHARISSE TIANGCO
1534 TORRES,ROLANDOJUNIOR LONGJAS
1535 TORRES,VIVIENPORTIA CODILLA
1536 TRABOCO,LISA SIBBALUCA
1537 TRIESTE,GLENNARD GUILLERMO
1538 TROCINO,IANCEASAR BALAGA
1539 TUASON,MAZSARIN DALMAN
1540 TUBAN,JENNIFER BEDING
1541 TUBERON,SHERRYLL INOG
1542 TUBLE,GENEVIEVE CECILIO
1543 TULABOT,MARIACRISTINA HERRERA
1544 TULIAO,ALEXANDER HEBRON
1545 TULIO,VINCENTJR MAINIT
1546 TUMAPON,DEVERLY DEVERO
1547 TUMULAK,MAYJANEJOAN GAMOLO
1548 TUMULAK,MYDANORREEN ALMAGRO
1549 TURAO,MAMELISSAMONICA LARIOZA
1550 TUY,JO-AN QUIZON
1551 TUÑACAO,MARIAROUSSELLNENNETTE PULVERA
1552 TY,MEI-ANTONETTE ONG
1553 UMALI,KATHRYNCECILLE RAVADILLA
1554 UNABIA,MAHARRIETTMEG POLLEY
1555 UNSAY,JOSHUA DECASTRO
1556 UNSON,ENRIQUEMIGUEL SANTOS
1557 URBINO,ELSIELIZETTE DELROSARIO
1558 URETA,TED-RUSSEL CARONONGAN
1559 URIAN,JOHNPAUL CABULAY
1560 URSUA,JOSEPHMICHAEL ABOGADO
1561 USMAN,MINZAIDE DICKA
1562 USON,MARYAIMEE BERNABE
1563 UY,ABIGAIL TAN
1564 UY,KARLOMARKO MANAHAN
1565 UY,MELANIECRISTY FLORES
1566 UY,RYAN SIOCO
1567 UY,VINCENTPATRICK TIU
1568 VALBUENA,NICOLA NEPOMUCENO
1569 VALDEZ,DONNMCANGELO TULLO
1570 VALDEZ,IVANPAUL APOSTOL
1571 VALDEZ,LAWRENCEJOSEPH SALAYOG
1572 VALDEZ,RAYMONDJOSEPH SABATER
1573 VALDEZ-MORALES,MARYGRACE BIELZA
1574 VALENCIA,NICCOLOZANDRO RIGOR
1575 VALENZUELA,CHARMIEANNE SULIT
1576 VALENZUELA,DANTECARLO VALDEZ
1577 VALERA,MELVIN VILLACORTA
1578 VALERIO,JOHN SANCHEZ
1579 VALLEJO,ARLEENJOY CALANAO
1580 VALLES,CARMELIJOYCE PORTICOS
1581 VARELA,JASMIN APA-AP
1582 VARELA,MAJOURETTE DY
1583 VARILLA,VINCENT MARANAN
1584 VASQUEZ,GRETHEL AUSTE
1585 VATANAGUL,JATUPORNANDRE SATO
1586 VEDRA,MAEFRANCES ALUNAN
1587 VELARDE,EDUARDOJR YU
1588 VELASCO,CIELAMAE VALONZO
1589 VELASCO,MARGARETTEANNE ESTUART
1590 VELASCO,PETERCHARLEMAGNE SANTOS
1591 VELASCO-ASISTORES,MARIATHERESA LLASOS
1592 VELASQUEZ,FAYEELINORE CAPISTRANO
1593 VELAZCO,MARIALOURDES GERVAS
1594 VELEZ,LEAFE LABARO
1595 VELEZ,LLOYD JURAO
1596 VELEZ,MARKRYANNE BAJAMUNDI
1597 VENIDA,ABELAINE ABAD
1598 VENTULAN,ANNAMARIE MEREDORES
1599 VERGEL,MARIEZOBEL KAWBOON
1600 VERZOSA,JESILOU DELOSANGELES
1601 VEÑEGAS,ELAINE TANDOG
1602 VIADO,MARIAGWENDELYN SEGURA
1603 VIAR,JOHNRYAN GUEVARRA
1604 VICERAL,VENNISANGELO EBREO
1605 VICTOR,VICTORADONIS MANGUINAO
1606 VICTORIA,IRISH PALENCIA
1607 VICTORIA,MARIAEMILIA STACRUZ
1608 VICTORIANO,SHALOM CORPUZ
1609 VICUÑA,DOMINIC VILLANUEVA
1610 VIGUILLA,AILEEN QUIÑONES
1611 VILLACORTA,JENNIFER CALDOZA
1612 VILLAFLOR,CHRISTOPHERJAN CORONEL
1613 VILLALOBOS,MOUR CASLANGEN
1614 VILLALUZ,RODOLFO RAMOS
1615 VILLAMOR,VANJASON CONAG
1616 VILLANO,EMMANUELL QUITO
1617 VILLANUEVA,ERIKAJOANNA YOTOKO
1618 VILLANUEVA,JAVIER BARUEL
1619 VILLANUEVA,JOSECARLOMIGUEL MAYORALGO
1620 VILLANUEVA,JOSEPH BORROMEO
1621 VILLANUEVA,JULIEANNE SAPINOSO
1622 VILLANUEVA,MAAIMY DONESA
1623 VILLANUEVA,MYLENE PINEDA
1624 VILLANUEVA,PAOLOFRANCISCO DESIDERIO
1625 VILLANUEVA,SHERRYL JAIME
1626 VILLAPANDO,JOCELYN CLARDEJESUS
1627 VILLAPANDO,MARYLUZ GUINA
1628 VILLAPANDO,ROCHELLEIRENE BOBADILLA
1629 VILLAPOL,MARIAALEXANDRA CARRANCEJA
1630 VILLARAMA,AMORREIGNALYN SANTOS
1631 VILLAREAL,CHRISTIEANNE SULTAN
1632 VILLARIN,IVEE ANIÑON
1633 VILLAZOR,ERIKABIANCA SANTOS
1634 VILLEGAS,MARGIECELRUTH SARSOZA
1635 VILLENA,JOAHNNA BABAO
1636 VILLENA,MICHELLE GAMBOA
1637 VINLUAN,TITOJR MENESES
1638 VIOLAGO,MICHAELPHILLIP FERMIN
1639 VITANZOS,IVYMAE CLEOPAS
1640 VIVO,ROWENARIO CONCEPCION
1641 VIZCONDE,ILENE CADIENTE
1642 WAGAS,PRINCESSDYANN PIABOL
1643 WANSI,MILDRED JACINTO
1644 WESSON,JIMMYRAYJR PELEGRINO
1645 WILLIS,ROCKYDANILO SUPERIANO
1646 WONG,AIDELENN TACADENA
1647 WONG,JEFFREYMICHAEL VILORIA
1648 WONG,SHERYL MENDOZA
1649 WONG,VALERIEHARLEEN TAN
1650 WYSON,ANGELI MARAMBA
1651 YABYABIN,DIANNE ALAVA
1652 YAGUE,NATHAN MAMAUAG
1653 YAMAT,DESIREEMAE PIÑONES
1654 YANSON,MERCYMARGOT TUVILLEJA
1655 YAO,VICTORIAANNE AGUDON
1656 YAP,BERNICE CO
1657 YAP,ELSIE LAO
1658 YAP,JOHNERIKSON LIM
1659 YAP,MARYFLORJOY QUEZON
1660 YAP,SHIELAMAE DAHAB
1661 YAPHA,CHRISTYLORRAINE PEPANIA
1662 YBAÑEZ,FLOSSIEJADE YU
1663 YBAÑEZ-REYES,VENUS UY
1664 YONGCO,MARIE UY
1665 YONGCO,MAUREEN DELACRUZ
1666 YU,ELAINEMAE CHING
1667 YU,MARILOU SYHONGPAN
1668 YU,MARKWINGLEAF DY
1669 YUGA,AMABELLE QUITO
1670 YUMOL,IRISHCAMILLE MORALEJA
1671 YUSI,DENNIEJOANNE CAPILI
1672 YUSOPH,JOMYLAH OLAMA
1673 ZAFRANCO,JASONBRIAN VILLA
1674 ZAINAL,BAIJOHANNA TULA
1675 ZAMORA,EDGARJR LUNASIN
1676 ZAMORA,MARNIE PARREÑO
1677 ZAMORA,ZARAHMARIE SIN
1678 ZAPANTA-DISOMIMBA,ZORAH MACAPUNDAG
1679 ZAYCO,MARIETHERESE NG
1680 ZUNIEGA,CECILE ABARETA

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For all those wishing to work abroad particularly in the Middle East and particularly Filipinas, think several times before making your final decision to leave your family and home.

Contrary to what most Filipinos believe, leaving the country due to financial difficulties and working abroad is not always a bright opportunity at the end of a dark tunnel. While the result may have been positive for some, working abroad will not always ensure a happy ending.

It is always important to have a complete firm mindset before taking that final decision to work elsewhere abroad – a mindset of determination and patience. Another important thing to consider is to be careful not to involve yourself in anything illegal – illegal recruiters, illegal entries, illegal documents, illegal drugs (see article on drug couriers), etc.

This is very true with what is happening in UAE this year. The number of Filipino runaways is increasing and mostly are domestic helpers. Most of the Filipino runaways have been with their employers for less than three months.

The number of Filipino runaways have increased by 20% with an average of 118-125 cases per month as compared to less than 100 cases per month last year.

Some of the reasons are said to be:

• Abusive employers

• Culture shock

• Homesickness

• Medical reasons

• Delayed payment of salaries

• Sexual harassment

Even the repatriation of Filipino workers are not easy and takes some time. Employers are sometimes reluctant to cooperate. They will not make domestic helpers go home without getting a refund of their expenses.

We do hope that these runaway cases will encourage Filipinos to think carefully before working abroad. Working abroad provides a very good financial opportunity but it also presents enormous challenges which could prove to be tough to handle for some.

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Of all the Filipinos, OFWs are said to be the ones extremely vulnerable to HIV. Based on statistics, OFWs account for 32% of all our HIV and full-blown AIDS cases.

This is the reason why TUCP or Trade Union Congress of the Philippines is pushing for much more heightened awareness especially for foreign-bound Filipino workers. OFWs are said to be extremely vulnerable to HIV because once exposed to foreign cultures, thy have the tendency to put their guard down through unsafe sex practices especially sailors.

Based on DOH’s National AIDS Registry, we have a total of 3,951 HIV cases (1,254 for OFWs) as of June 2009. 815 (264 for OFWs) cases have already developed into full-blown AIDS cases and 314 have already died.

And the increase in HIV cases in Philippines is at an alarming and troublesome rate. 362 people were newly-infected in the first semester of this year, with 85 cases in May and 40 cases in June.

What is HIV?

Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is a lentivirus (a member of the retrovirus family) that causes acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), a condition in humans in which the immune system begins to fail, leading to life-threatening opportunistic infections.

The four major routes of transmission are unsafe sex, contaminated needles, breast milk, and transmission from an infected mother to her baby at birth (Vertical transmission).

HIV infection has basically four stages: incubation period, acute infection, latency stage and AIDS. The initial incubation period upon infection is asymptomatic and usually lasts between two and four weeks. The second stage, acute infection, which lasts an average of 28 days and can include symptoms such as fever, lymphadenopathy (swollen lymph nodes), pharyngitis (sore throat), rash, myalgia (muscle pain), malaise, and mouth and esophageal sores. The latency stage, which occurs third, shows few or no symptoms and can last anywhere from two weeks to twenty years and beyond. AIDS, the fourth and final stage of HIV infection shows as symptoms of various opportunistic infections.

What is AIDS?

Acquired immune deficiency syndrome or acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) is a disease of the human immune system caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).

This condition progressively reduces the effectiveness of the immune system and leaves individuals susceptible to opportunistic infections and tumors.

The symptoms of AIDS are primarily the result of conditions that do not normally develop in individuals with healthy immune systems. Most of these conditions are infections caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites that are normally controlled by the elements of the immune system that HIV damages.

Opportunistic infections are common in people with AIDS. HIV affects nearly every organ system.

The sad reality is there is currently no vaccine or cure for HIV or AIDS.

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There are at least 180 Filipinos languishing in various jails in China like in Guangzhou, Fujian, Shanghai, Urumqi and Tibet due to drug trafficking.

The sad part here is that some of them were made to be drug couriers without their knowledge. This is the reason why Philippine officials in China are seeking help from KBP (Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster sa Pilipinas) to warn China-bound Filipino workers to be careful when being asked for delivery assignments.

More Filipinos though involved in drug trafficking are aware of the delivery package after being promised of a huge amount of money upon delivery of illegal goods to various contacts inside China.

Since 2007, 180 Filipinos have been jailed because of possession of illegal drugs. Under China’s laws, anybody caught in possession of 50 grams or more of prohibited drugs would face death penalty.

We, Filipinos, should not in any way be involved in the illegal drug trade. Don’t take your chances as well because the possibility of being caught upon entry is very high since the Chinese government has strict rules and and regulations against illegal drugs.

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The DFA or Department of Foreign Affairs will start to accept online passport applications starting August 26.

Applications will be accepted on a first-come-first-serve basis but initially can only issue 100 ePassports daily until the ePassport system has achieved full capacity. From August 26 to September 30, only passport applications for renewal will be accepted by the DFA.

Here are some important notes for applying for an ePassport online:

• Applicants should fill out all the required fields on the online appointment page at the DFA website. Otherwise, the online appointment process will not proceed.

• The DFA will inform the prospective applicant of his or her schedule by e-mail after internal verification.

• The applicant must confirm availability by sending a reply email in return.

• The DFA also pointed out that applying for an ePassport online does not mean that an applicant need not make a personal appearance with the DFA.

Requirements for interested applicants:

* Old passport;
* One photocopy of old passport data page;
* Valid identification card; and
* The duly accomplished passport application form

FAQs on ePassport

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Also known as Madel Ladines Puno and Lorena Ladines, Ma. Dolores Racelis Nacorda has victimized several persons and a total of P35,000 cash after promising jobs in New Zealand.

Using addresses in Lucban, Quezon Province and Abucay, Bataan, she was finally arrested by NBI-CID (Criminal Investigation Division) Thursday last week in an entrapment operation in a mall in Manila. In the entrapment operation, Nacorda was caught in the act receiving the marked money from the complainants.

According to NBI-CID, Nacorda recruited some individuals to work in a tomato firm in New Zealand. Nacorda collected P4,700 from each individual for processing and miscellaneous fees and an additional P1,000 to expedite the visa processing. This prompted the complainants to file the complaint before the NBI.

She is now detained at the NBI jail and has been charged with large-scale estafa (fraud), illegal recruitment and the use of fictitious names to conceal true identity.

Everyone hoping to land jobs abroad should be careful with illegal recruiters like Nacorda. It is important that we verify first with the POEA (Philippine Overseas and Employment Administration) the legitimacy of the recruiting persons or recruitment agencies before dealing or transacting with them.

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