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TRANSCRIPT: Public Briefing #LagingHandaPH, April 6, 2022
Philippine Embassy in Bangkok performs final testing of the vote counting machine for overseas voting in Thailand
BANGKOK 06 April 2022 – The Philippine Embassy in Bangkok Overseas Voting (OV) team, led by Special Board of Election Inspectors (SBEI) Chairperson and Consul General Michael Lyndon Garcia, performed the Final Testing and Sealing of the Vote Counting Machine (VCM) on 01 April 2022 at the Embassy Conference Room.
Philippine Ambassador Millicent Cruz Paredes, COMELEC Commissioner Marlon S. Casquejo, and the rest of the members of the OV team were also present during the diagnostics procedure.
Commissioner Casquejo is the Chairperson of the COMELEC Steering Committee and the Commissioner-in-Charge of the Office of Overseas Voting (OFOV). Office of Public and Cultural Diplomacy
Philippine Embassy in Seoul conducts online information session on overseas voting in the Republic of Korea
In preparation for the Philippine National Elections 2022, Philippine Ambassador to South Korea Theresa Dizon-De Vega led an online information session on the conduct of Overseas Voting at the Philippine Embassy in Seoul on April 2.
Ambassador De Vega provided an overview of Overseas Voting in the Republic of Korea. Part of her presentation was on the Certified List of Overseas Voters (CLOV) in Korea, procedures in voting at the Philippine Embassy, important reminders from COMELEC, prohibited acts during election season, and important dates and contact information to remember.
She also reaffirmed the political neutrality of the officials, staff, and attached agencies of the Philippine Embassy in the Republic of Korea for a clean, safe, peaceful, transparent, fair, and secure national elections.
Consul General Romulo Israel, Jr also informed about the coming field and mobile voting scheduled in Busan and Daegu for the month of April.
The session was then followed by an interactive question-and-answer segment. At the end of the session, De Vega requested the assistance of Filipino community organizations in disseminating significant information on Philippine overseas voting in the Republic of Korea. Office of Public and Cultural Diplomacy-Media and Public Affairs Division