DFA names Filipino evacuees from Libya

The Department of Foreign Affairs on Sunday afternoon issued a partial list of Filipinos who crossed over to Tunisia from strife-torn Libya and are now waiting for repatriation to the Philippines. Acting Foreign Affairs Secretary Albert del Rosario also met with Tunisian Deputy Chief of Protocol Mohamed Ben Salah and Tunisian business leader Noureddine Ayed to fine-tune the Philippine government's evacuation program for overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) in Libya. Del Rosario, Undersecretary for Migrant Workers Affairs Esteban Conejos Jr., Philippine Ambassador to Libya Alejandrino Vicente, and a DFA team flew to Jerba, the Tunisian city closest to the Libyan border, and then proceeded by land to the border to facilitate the cross-over of Filipinos into Tunisia. Del Rosario and Conejos departed Manila for Tunisia to oversee the Philippine government's efforts to bring Filipinos out of Libya in the quickest way possible. The DFA on Sunday afternoon also released the names of Filipinos who had crossed the Libya-Tunisia border at Ras al-Jedir. A DFA team received them at the border and arranged for their flight home, the DFA said: It listed the Filipinos in batches, based on their company they were working for in Libya, saying they are already safe in Tunisia and will soon be on their way to Manila:

Batch A (Hanil): Amor, Harid Anos, Angelo Bedonia, Antonio Boscagan, Rocelo Castillo, Raffy Celino, Jerry Dela Cruz, Marlon Deocariza, Wilfredo Dolor, Edwin Domingo, Edgar Estacio, Rogelio Fortuna, Eric Jabuli, Manolito Kitlong, Roberto Lahara, Rimoteo Legaspi, Lousito Leonardo, Roberto Madredano, Dioniso Jr. Mendoza, Edgardo Mendoza, Elmer Openia, Roger Oscier, Bob Padilla, Luis Pascual, Armando Ragalado, Ronillo Pagaduan, Robert Roxas, Rodrigo Sales, Orlando Samadiko, Jerry Santos, Rogelio Tabura, Jayson Tadeo, Crispolo Tiongzon, Nelson Yaya Ragael Codo, Lorenso Alcantara, Angelito Batch B (ATLC): Masaganda, Marlon Batch C (Ranhill Co.): Conel, Eric C. Bustallnno, Bouyan V. Cayetano, Allan V. Rivera, Desiree Ann C. Baldemoro, Rosendo Jr G. Aguilar, Fortunato Jr C. Labrador, Allen T. Tarrago, Esser Jose T. Magbanua, Joven L. Casugbo, Norlito Orozco, Anthony L. Gutierrez, Roel Jose D. Encanto, Wilmor P. Gelsana, Edson L. Sta. Cruz, Ramon V. Reblora, Manny M. Vivas, Gary P. Balingit, Danilo T. Hallasgo, Leonil G. Bromo, Raoul F. Solomon, Arnel D. Serrano, Gerardo V. Serato, Julios T. Reyes, Jeoffrey B. Batch D (Bonatti): Osorio, Ronaldo Casanova, Redentor Nicdao, Juan Jose Atraso, Ernesto Patacsil, Joel Alducente, Oscar Laurilla, Leocadio Baroado, Silvano Sablay, Eduardo Adriano, Henry Dural, Marlo Santos, Rodolfo Mamauag, Joseph Santos, Emilio Jr. Layo, Ramon Moyong, Ramon Salazar, Arthur Italia, Alberto Ibrahim, Ahmad Sinlao, Igmidio Cabrera, Ismael Gayoso, Zion Anthony Suing, Edgardo Bonjan, Antonio Montalbo, Teodoro Fajardo, Michael Cordez, Renen Aries Punzalan, Roberto Jr. Carmona, Nelson Emboltorio, Jorge Casiñas, Francisco Jr. Balucan, Anthony Enriquez, Jeffrey Inabangan, Randy Macapagal, Edwin Wania, Emiliano Jr. Cuyom, Jun Ebreo, Jojo Dadale, Francisco Jr. Gonda, Randy Angelo, Edwardo Clarete, Amiel Apao, Stephen Gomez, Roden Layco, Serafin Brucal, Jordan De Leon, Merlegan Tidalgo, Nove Delos Santos, Allan Batch E (Gemmo): Dela Cruz, Cristine Pasha, Randy Acevedo, Rolando Hernandez, Reynante Eriele, Anika Capablanca, Ashley Capablanca, Ivan Dela Cruz, Justine Dela Cruz, Patrcia Lailo, Imard Catimbang, Gerry Dela Cruz, Gina Dela Wervana Dela Cruz, Neil Rayson, Boots Realica, Josefina Realica, Mario Villanueva, Gualberto Alhambra, Edmond Capablanca, Van Acevedo, Rogelio