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Benigno "Noynoy" S. Aquino III Address and Contact Number

Name: Benigno "Noynoy" S. Aquino III
Government Position in the Philippines: President of the Philippines
Address: 2/F Bonifacio Hall, Malacañang, Manila
Contact/Telephone Number: 733-3010 loc 882/ 887
Website:  president.gov.ph
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Fakhrul Ferdous [Entry]

Dear Mr.President,
Greetings from Bangladesh.
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Seth [Entry]

llo Sir,
My name is Seth Bowman from U.S.A and I need to make a request. I do hope you or someone who work with you will reply. I need help to get out of America, please, I need it you and I need the Philippines to help me please! I don't want to be in America anymore. Just tell Obama to just to do a easy transfer me to the Philippines. IDK~ I rather be their than over here. Just help me please, I need you. All of you lovley Pinoy people:) I am not sure my Phone number will be safe here like Shiela. But, here is my facebook link to talk to me. Don't worry, I'm a real person. I hope you do speak English? Because I cannot speak Tagalog that good but I am gonna learn^^ And because I'll call you all if you can't reply:)
Shiela mhae perado [Entry]

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Abegail Ann S. Sereño [Entry]

Hi good day,

Firstly thank you so much for your time reading my email and I hope all of you there are doing great.

My name is Abegail Ann S. Sereño from Cebu City, I'm 24 years old and I'm a call center agent and so thus my partner. We have two sons. The eldest is 2 and the youngest which is 1 year young is diagnosed with a Conginetal Heart Disease (Tetralogy of Fallot). His taking Propranolol Hydrochloride 10mg once a day for his maintenance.I never get tired searching online for temporary treatment but the doctor said that the best way and the only treatment is through surgery. I know this is very inconvenient to you but im knocking on your big heart to please help us. I so much love my son and I can't afford to lose him.

Almost everynight im crying in silence since we can't do anything. The doctor can do the surgery but is asking us a very huge amount which is 800,000Php to 1million pesos. In which we don't have that big amount. Even for the last day of my life we can't cope up that big amount. Im supporting my family and my salary is intended for them. My partners salary is intended for our sons basic needs as well us our needs. Please Please Please i'm knocking on your heart. I know I admit im so desperate. All I want is what's best for my son and that is my complete happiness. Hoping to hear from you.

Hoping for your kind consideration.

Regards
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Wilhelmina Loyola [Entry]

Dear President Aquino,

I agree with Mr. Golez bbelow solution to the "lalaglag bala" problem at the NAIA.

"The solution to the "laglag bala" issue is quite simple. When a passenger is caught with one or two bullets, just confiscate and let the passenger go. No questions, no delay. Don't give the security personnel the power to decide. Just like what I have observed in other international airports abroad (San Francisco, DC), any prohibited article like liquids, small knives, are simply confiscated. I repeat: Don't give the security personnel the power to decide on minor stuff.
-Roilo Golez"

I hope you would consider implementing Mr.Golez solution ASAP to improve the lives of traveller and the image as well of our country.

Thank you.
Cyrill Christian S. Abaoag [Entry]

Good day mr.president ,im cyrill and have a very big problem .my grandmothers house. Long time ago my grandfather pays to the home mortgage for this,but he dissapeared ,and after that we got a message that tells that he is already dead, so we already stop paying for the house .It cause a million pesos debt to the home mortgage . Now we already talked to the home mortgage and said that if you dont pay we will get your house .they said that will only take a few months before we get your house .now my grandmother is all night crying .I cant help her because im still a high school student ,and i dont have that large value of money .please ..PRESIDENT NOYNOY please help us in our problem ,i cant help my myself worry because i once live there ..its past by years .it is so memorable and full of memories starting when me and my uncle where born .please president i need your help .i dunno what,where to go to ask for help .i need you to help me in this problem .you said that where going to the straight road right? So please ...just for the sake of my grandmother im begging you.i wouldnt stop for begging for help just for my lola .

President noynoy .i will be waiting for your reply .thank you and god bless.
rizel isuga [Entry]

Good day! I am Rizel Isuga,sister of Rheden Isuga presently confined in Phil. Orthopedic Hospital due to severe damage of the bone from his right leg caused by motor accident. In this regard, I would like to ask help from your good office for financial assistance because he will undergo an operation. We have asked financial assistance from Rizal Provincial Office and gave us 500 pesos as their help which is merely not enough for the said operation. We are hoping for your financial assistance that will be a great help for my family especially to my brother which will give him hope to continue his life and achieve his dreams. Thank you so much and God bless you always
ALDWIN R. COLINA [Entry]

His Excellency
BENIGNO SIMEON S. AQUINO III
President of the Republic of the Philippines
Malacanang, Manila

I am a resident of brgy.16 Legazpi City of Bicol Region.

This refers to my immediate medical intervention. I was advised to undergo surgical coiling operation on my right eye, otherwise could result to blindness. Such was the effect of a vehicular accident i had last April 2014.

I lost my job due to the damages caused by such motor vehicular accident and this new dilemma is affecting my family's expenses. My family cannot anymore provide for my operational and medical needs, considering that i have two schooling children. The physician gives us the estimated financial expenses for the operation, it will reach about 1,300,000 to cure my eyes.

In this regard, may i request for a financial support to make this operation success.

I wish you could help me, God bless us and our family.

Very truly yours,

Aldwin R. Colina
09291925822
Juvina [Entry]

Your Excellency :

I am Norma R. Agpalo with my Postal adress MAMBATO AGORA LAPASAN CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY & President of
Lapasan Home Owner's Association CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION NO.12140 & CERTIFICATE OF
ACCREDITATION NO.2013-538-C . 205 members seeking for livelihood assistance to generate income of all
members . And Lastly Please Kindly Help Us .

God Bless & Thank You :)
Juvina [Entry]

Your Excellency :

I am Norma R. Agpalo with my Postal adress MAMBATO AGORA LAPASAN CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY & President of
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members . And Lastly Please Kindly Help Us .

God Bless & Thank You

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elisa g. gundayao [Entry]

10 March 2014

His Excellency
BENIGNO SIMEON S. AQUINO III
President of the Republic of the Philippines
Malacanang, Manila

Your Excellency:

May I respectfully follow-up my previous letter requesting you/your Office to award fully the small piece of land/lot, in exchange for my fruitful/productive service as Barangay Chairwoman in the early 70s when I was even utilizing my family’s resources in the service—even without any compensation. Now that I am old at 85, I am survived by my husband, Guillermo, who also worked diligently and unselfishly as Barangay Treasurer, and the Civil Service Commission, leaving me no legacy for my remaining years for my elderly life.

This is to also request you and the concerned government agencies to act promptly in regard to the corrupt practices of the National Housing Authority (NHA) concerned staff/personnel which should be dealt with consistent with the provisions of R.A. 3019, and R.A. 6713. I am complaining against concerned NHA personnel assigned in Bagong Barrio, Caloocan City for not issuing any single Official Receipt to any remittance/payments we have made in the past years. They have been issuing Statement of Accounts which are unsigned, and which the break-down of payables have not been depicted as to our payments—and no one seems to be responsible/accountable. Whoever got the payments unrecorded must be punished/sanctioned in accordance with law. Besides, the NHA is acting like a private corporation with profit motive contrary to serving the oppressed and marginalized sector of the republic—despite the billions of pesos allotted to it under Appropriations Act.

I hope that this time, your Presidential power shall bestow on me better answer/resolution to my two (2) requests, ASAP.

Enclosed are the NHA ‘statement of account’ dated February 21, 2014, and ‘demand letter’ dated March 2014, for your perusal, ready reference, and appropriate action.

Very truly yours,

ELISA G. GUNDAYAO
17 Maganda Street (Zone 13, Barangay 145)
Bagong Barrio, Caloocan City 1400

Encl.: Office of the Ombudsman
Commission on Audit (COA) Chairperson
NHA General Manager
rickinphil [Entry]

Sir, I have sent and will continue to send emails to the congressional subcommittee on energy to look into the practices of Noceco, the electric provider on Negros. Everyday we experience 3 or 4 power outages which greatly disrupt the lives especially of the elderly and disabled. They put all profits in their pockets and nothing into ugrading equipment while constantly adding more customers. I implore you to get someone to look into this.
On top of this, having been here over 4 years now, I see how things work. Three years ago a Ceres bus driver fell asleep at 12 noon in Naga, Cebu and we crashed into a large truck. If not for having my visa credit card allowing emergency surgery my wife would have lost her leg. The inquirer refused to print the story and no investigation was done. Judges and pols are being bribed by these large companies and it must stop. As it has been said before, the buck stops here, with you. Please be the president I know you can be so the people stop referring to you as Porknoy.
worried citizen [Entry]

dear sir..
i know you hate corrupt officials. what worries me is the reelected mayor of valencia city bukidnon. after he has seated in office, corruption has set in and people in valencia are afraid to say anything against him for fear. i dont know if it is true but rumors are going around that he already has a warrant but no one is brave enough to serve it. please we need your help for the sake of our beloved city
Venetia Anne A. Tropa [Entry]

Mr. President,
How can we get our Philhealth refund from a hospital? we've been follwing it up over a year and they just keep on promising us,. I thought " TUWID NA DAAN?
Venetia Anne A. Tropa [Entry]

why access denied?
pablo mauricio garcia [Entry]

Dear sir..
It is such a great thing you are doing to try to clean the people involved in positions of responsibilities.The phillipines is the most or one of the most corrupted countries in the world. and is great to see a president like you doing what honest people in this beautiful country want most...stop corruption...CONGRATULATIONS SENOR PRESIDENTE. by THE way I am an australian citizen that comes here every two or three months
roel [Entry]

Remove PDAF if you are serious sa tuwid na daan.
deanno [Entry]

Mr President(Hope you personally read this,not a message taker)

I have been living in the Philippines for the last year as my fiance and baby are in Davao Mindanao. I am from New Zealand and back in Auckland at the moment for vacation. Im writing to you in the fight against terrorism.
I love the philippine people and get very irated, when reading columns in regards to the rebels killing innocent people for no cause at all.
I have served in Baghdad Iraq as a close protection operative contracted to DOS on the CIVPOL project infiltrating into troubled areas locating targets aswell as intelligence gathering to formulate the enemys objectives.
I have done research on how your military are conducting operations. They will never defeat the rebels with the INTENT they are working towards. Politically ,there is no resolve,if they are given power thats all rebel factions then you will see new terrorist groups forming because of the poverty in your country . The only solution is to change your intent and to change directive in order to eliminate these rebel groups. I will not provide my intent or courses of action that needs to take place,as its to sensitive if the wrong people are reading this column . If you would like to hear my INTENT analysis to take control of all regions of your country then feel free to drop me an email.
Thankyou for your time
Renato De Castro [Entry]

Sir,
The "Palakasan System here in South Cotabato is Rampant, especially in DepEd, they bypass the ranking if they have there "bata-bata" or there "manok" to filled up the item, that's why the "Tuwid na Daan" here is turned into "Liku-likong Daan.
Hope you investigate deeply about this problem, we tried to reach Bro. Armin Luistro but the one who answered us was his secretary that's why we are frustrated to have an answer about this.
We are hoping that you personally talked to your Deped Secretary to take action on this matter as soon as possible.
Thank you and God Bless!
josephine lindio [Entry]

hello mr. president
YVONNE ARREZA COTIANGCO,MAN-RN-BSN [Entry]

hello Pres. Aquino GOOD DAY attached enclosures of files attachment inside your email box: appoinmentsop@gmail.com ; pcoo.edp@gmail.com ; op@president.gov.ph ; titonoy@president.gov.ph ; for you to open in favor to acknowledge receipt. Also I’m waiting for the response of my requests to please give me original Carbon copy: Yvonne Arreza Cotiangco, MAN-RN,BSN ; 00663 Vasquez Street, Barangay Washington, 8400 Surigao City, Surigao Del Norte, Philippines. Telephone No. (086) 2317852; Cell Phone No. 09282202780 as stated.
YVONNE ARREZA COTIANGCO,MAN-RN-BSN [Entry]

attached enclosures of files attachment inside your email box: appoinmentsop@gmail.com ; pcoo.edp@gmail.com ; op@president.gov.ph ; titonoy@president.gov.ph ; for you to open in favor to acknowledge receipt. Also I’m waiting for the response of my requests to please give me original Carbon copy: Yvonne Arreza Cotiangco, MAN-RN,BSN ; 00663 Vasquez Street, Barangay Washington, 8400 Surigao City, Surigao Del Norte, Philippines. Telephone No. (086) 2317852; Cell Phone No. 09282202780 as stated.
K Rak [Entry]

Mr.President, GREETINGS from Malaysia. I'm a Malaysian writing on behalf of the thousands of Filipino domestic helpers working as maids in Malaysia. A recent sudden death of a Filipino lady and the TOTAL withdrawal of the Phillipines Embassy in Kuala Lumpur in extending any assistance is not only very unpatriotic but also very shameful. This lady's remains were repatriated to Phillipines solely through the hard work, commitment and dedication of one Filipino lady, Elsa Rosagaran Madriaga, +6016 7601797.Her untiring efforts in raising money through her networking with other Filipinos as well as some locals and expatriates here is very laudable (something the embassy should have done in the 1st.instance, but now claim credit). The attitude and unprofessional attitude of the Phillipines embassy staff in Kuala Lumpur is highly questionable, totally uncalled for and requires further examination. Should your Excellency require any further info or update on this matter, I may be c
ontacted via my email or on my mobile: +60123 090909. Thank you and have a great day.
ding teodoro [Entry]

Mr. President with the recent spat of crimes involving abduction, I think we should ban the use of heavy tint on all types of motor vehicles as a matter of prevention.
minda espinosa [Entry]

Mr.president ipakita nyo nman sa taong bayan na kmiy hindi nagkamali ng pag luklok sa inyo bilang presidente ng pilipinas...ang nanay ko po ay 80yrs old na at magpahanggan sa ngayon siya po ay nag hihintay ng kanyang back pay galing sa PVAO,ang tatay ko po ay sundalo at siya po ay namatay sa pakikipaglaban sa mindanao siya po ay namatay noon pang 1968 at last yr lng po naapruban ang kanyan pension pero ung back pay po ng nanay ko mula nung 1968 hanggang dec20 11 ala pa po siang natatanggap mag pahanggang sa ngayon..sana po wag nyong balewalain ang panawagan nmin sa inyo maawa nman po kayo sa nanay ko....pls reply naman po kayo..
Amado F. Cabaero [Entry]

Call for Show of Resolve
I wish President Noynoy Aquino would show again his strong power to make things happen by getting Congress to amend Section 10 of RA 91 to restore the pre-war practice of displaying the flag with its blue field on the observer’s right in time of peace when it is displayed vertically.
I have written about this matter many times before in letters to the editor and to the National Historical Commission (which referred my letter to Congressman Salvador Escudero III) but nothing came out of it. I am 88 now and I’m afraid this matter will die a natural death when I and those of my generation who can still remember shall have faded away.
Just a short recap:
1. In 1936, President Manuel L. Quezon issued his Executive Order No. 23 mandating that, in time of peace, the flag be displayed with its blue field on top of the flag, and in time of war, with its red field on top.
It did not mention how the flag was to be displayed vertically, but the practice in government offices, schools, the National Assembly, and the people in general was to just turn the horizontal flag clockwise to vertical. (Proof: On the façade of Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo’s house in Kawit, Cavite, a national shrine, the vertical Philippine flag etched on the marker shows the blue field on the observer’s right). Thus, during time of peace, the blue field of a vertically displayed flag was on the observer’s right, and, during time of Pacific war (1941 to 1945), the red field was on the viewer’s right.
2. Long after the war had ended, however, the war time practice continued to be followed in government offices, schools, etc.
3. It was only in 1950 that President Elpidio Quirino, in his Executive Order No. 321, restored the blue field to the top of the flag in time of peace. But probably because President Quezon’s EO did not mention about displaying the flag vertically, Quirino’s EO did not restore the red field to its position on the viewer’s left of a vertically displayed flag. He must have thought the people would remember to turn the flag clockwise to vertical position as before the war, if the flag was to be displayed vertically.

But the failure to change position of the red field was understandable. There were many other matters that required government attention after the war. Thus, the red field of a vertically displayed flag continued to be at the observer’s right in time of peace until today, without basis in law.
4. Until 1998 when RA 8491 was amended as follows to legalize the wrong practice:
“SECTION 10: The flag, if flown from a flagpole, shall have its blue field on top in time of peace and the red field on top in time of war; if in a hanging position, the blue field shall be to the right (left of the observer) in time of peace, and the red field to the right (left of the observer) in time of war.”
(underscoring mine)
I suggest, therefore, that Section 10 be amended to correct the error by providing that to display the flag in a vertically hanging position, it be simply turned clockwise to vertical from its normal position in time of peace or war. Then, the blue field would be naturally be on the viewer’s right in time of peace and the red field on the viewer’s right in time of war.
While at it, I suggest that after proper consultations the changing of the position of the blue and red fields in times of peace or war be deleted.
Sometime ago we read in the news about how our flag was incorrectly displayed in an official function in America because the hosts’ manuals showed the pre-war way of vertically displaying our flag in time of peace. We should always want our flag to show we want peace. To advertise our bravado by changing the position of colors of our flag in time of war, while we do not have force to back it, as in the present conflict of interest with China, would be foolhardy.
AMADO F. CABAERO amacabsenior1@gmail.com
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