Day 9’s oldest voter casts ballot in HK - for the last time

By Vir B. Lumicao

Martinez has been voting in Hong Kong since overseas election for Filipinos was introduced in 2004

Josefina Martinez sat patiently on a chair at the head of the queue, as election supervisors replaced a ballot box that had reached its 1,000-ballot limit in her precinct on the fifth floor of Bayanihan Centre.

She had limped her way up to the room on Day 9 of the month-long election just to cast her vote, and waited patiently for about 20 more minutes while a new ballot box was put in place.

Martinez, 74, told The SUN she had been coming to Bayanihan to vote since overseas voting for Filipinos began in 2004.

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“Manual kami noon.. kay Gloria pa iyon,” she said, harking back to the election of President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, when the vote-counting machine was still on Comelec’s blueprint.

Asked why she did not ask to vote at the secretariat on the third floor, where disabled or elderly voters could have their ballots brought to them by an election inspector, she said, “Mahirap sa ibaba eh, baka palitan.”

Voting in Hong Kong for the last time

With her bearing, she could be mistaken for a long-time Hong Kong resident, but she humbly replied, “katulad din nila, ng marami rito” when asked if she were one.

Martinez has served only one employer for the past 38 years. She still remembers that when she arrived in Hong Kong in 1983, there were only a small number of Filipino domestic workers around

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According to her, the next dominant group after the Filipinos were the Thais, but they eventually left because they preferred entrepreneurship. They were replaced by Indonesians, she said.

“Di sila (Thai) pareho ng Indonesian, parang Pilipino rin na happy na sa kaunting kita,” she said.

Soon after arriving here, Martinez became an active member and vice president of Balikatan sa Kaunlaran Hong Kong Council, one of the first community groups to organize livelihood training for Filipino migrant workers.

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“Wala pang mga financial literacy noon, ang advocacy namin noon ay livelihood at entrepreneurship,” Martinez said. The idea, she said, was to help migrant workers set up a business so they will have a source of income when they return home.

As a result of her entrepreneurship training, she said she and her husband got into various business ventures, from taxi and fishing boat operation, to raising fighting cocks for sale, and operating a sari-sari store.

Unfortunately she said not one of those businesses worked. 

“Lahat ng (aming) kinita, inilagay sa puhunan, (pero) parang walang naipanalo eh, puro bagsak lahat ang mga negosyo namin. Siguro mismanaged,” Martinez said.

But through hard work and diligence, the elderly woman was able to send all of her three children through university. Now she’s helping pay for her only grandchild’s schooling.

On this particular Easter Sunday, Martinez was accompanied to Bayanihan by her daughter and grandson, but they had to wait on the ground floor of the building while the elderly woman struggled to go up to her designated precinct and exercise her right to vote.

Despite her obvious difficulty in moving around, Martinez says she still travels everyday by bus to her employer’s house in Homantin, Kowloon.

“Kasi live out ako eh, kaya may bahay ako sa New Territories,” she said.

Martinez, who has been on live-out arrangement since 1987, was one of those who got to retain this right despite an immigration policy passed in 2003 that banned the practice.

She wants the live-out ban scrapped not just because many helpers are forced to live with their employers in cramped Hong Kong flats, but also because she wants them to be free from being on call 24 hours a day. 

“Kapag live-out ka, pagbaba mo sa bahay ng amo, sarili mo na ang oras mo,” she said.

As a member of the militant United Filipinos in Hong Kong, she has joined rallies calling on the Hong Kong government to make living out optional. But she admitted that is a long shot.

“Hindi payag ang maraming employer dahil ayaw nilang magbayad ng upa para sa katulong at ng pamasahe niya,” Martinez said.

She counts herself lucky that her local Chinese employers have been good to her that they still sign her contract every two years despite her age, and allow her to continue living on her own. But that will soon end, as she plans to go home for good in October next year.

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Heavy turnout takes 9-day total in overseas voting past 9,300 mark

By Vir B. Lumicao

Voters queue inside Bayanihan

More than 3,500 voters cast their ballots yesterday, Apr 21, the ninth day of the month-long overseas voting for Filipinos in Hong Kong, amid a marked improvement in the weather.

Voters flocked to Bayanihan Centre in Kennedy Town where the election is being held, even after the official 5pm closing time. At least three voters were turned away for failing to be at the gates at the designated time.

Morales at media briefing

Consul General Tony Morales said at the daily media briefing that the number of those who voted brought the total for the past nine days to over 9,300, or roughly 10.65% of the 87,441 registered overseas voters in Hong Kong.

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The other good news was, despite the heavy turnout, not one of the vote-counting machines had broken down.

Despite this, Morales said they could not afford to be complacent. “We have also reiterated our request for additional VCMs just in case may mga breakdown because we expect the volume of voters to continue rising.”

He said five VCMs are already on standby just in case the need arises. Three of these were shipped last week by the Commission on Elections in Manila in the wake of a series of glitches affecting the machines that were in use.

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Morales said that throughout the day, 5 voters overvoted (chose more than the 12 senatorial candidates, or one party-list) rendering their ballots spoiled. One voter did not shade her candidates’ tick boxes before feeding her ballot to the VCM, which also resulted in her ballot being declared spoiled.

Two people who could not find their names on the list of certified voters despite voting in the 2016 elections were allowed to vote after the Comelec confirmed that their names were in its database. 

Three persons with disabilities struggled to climb up Bayanihan’s flight of stairs to the secretariat on the third floor where Consulate officers requested the respective Special Board of Election Inspectors to bring down their ballots and administer the vote to them.

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At least one voter cast her ballot wearing a campaign T-shirt for a certain candidate, but none of the volunteers or the election supervisors appeared to have noticed the infraction.

Several senior citizens also came out to vote as the weather improved significantly compared with yesterday’s heavy rain and thunderstorm that prompted the Hong Kong Observatory to hoist the Red Rainstorm warning for the first time this year.   

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No VCM issues despite rains, but some voters ‘misbehave’

by Vir B. Lumicao

A lone voter inside a Bayanihan precinct

Heavy rain dampened Day 7 of the month-long overseas voting for Filipinos in Hong Kong, with just over 300 voters casting their ballots.

The Observatory issued a thunderstorm and amber rain warning for most of the territory, and the sidewalks of Bayanihan Centre turned into raging streams, keeping many voters away.

But despite the damp weather, none of the previously problematic vote-counting machines malfunctioned.

“There were no problems with the machines today, unlike in the past days. At least we are learning how to use the machines although malalaman po natin (talaga) kung marami nang botante,” Consul General Morales said in a media briefing at the end of the day.

He said the Consulate, which was deputized by the Commission on Elections to conduct the overseas voting in Hong Kong, is in close touch with the election body just in case problems recur when more voters come.

Morales said three additional VCMs had been put on standby, to be used to replace any malfunctioning machine.

About 320 voters turned up, bringing the total ballots cast since the overseas voting began exactly a week ago to close to 5,100, Morales said. That represents just 5.78% of the 87,441 registered voters in Hong Kong. But Morales said he still expects a 50% turnout.

Overseas voters will pick 12 Senators and one party-list representative in Congress the Senate in the ongoing mid-term elections.

Today two ballots were rejected by the VCM because there were ink marks on their bar codes, or the so-called ballot timing mark, Morales said.

There were also two voters who were caught taking photos of their ballots and were asked by the chairperson of the Special Board of Inspectors in their respective precincts to delete the pictures.

“Nakasaad po (sa batas) na bawal ito at ang SBEI chair ay napilitang pagsabihan sila na i-delete ang kanilang mga photo,” Morales said.

One person with disability made her way to the voting center despite the driving rain, and the chairman in her precinct had to go down to bring her the ballot.

“Alam nyo po na it’s difficult to climb the stairs of the voting center, at may bumaba na chair ng isang SBEI kasama ang isang watcher” so that the avid voter could cast his vote at the election secretariat on the third floor of Bayanihan, Morales said.

The election secretariat also received a protest against a person who was allegedly campaigning at the entrance of the voting center, the consul general said.

Morales said the protest was immediately sent to the Comelec along with the names of the protester and the person who was the target of protest.

“Huwag (din) pong mangangampanya, huwag sasabihin ang ibinoto natin dahil kapag may nagprotesta in written form, pinadadala namin ang pangalan ng nagprotesta at ng iprinotesta sa Comelec at sila ang gumagawa ng tamang aksiyon. So please be reminded of the rules.”

He again warned that distribution of campaign flyers outside the voting center is prohibited. It is allowed only at least 30 meters away from the voting center.

Asked why the Consulate has not been posting the daily running total on its Facebook page as in the 2016 presidential election, Morales said: “I have said we were deputized by the Comelec, we will ask for permission; kung papayag sila, ilalagay natin.”  

3 araw ang piyesta opisyal dahil sa Mahal na Araw, pero hindi kasali ang mga FDW

Tatlong araw ang idineklarang bakasyon ng mga manggagawa dito sa Hong Kong mula bukas dahil sa Mahal na Araw, pero hindi kasama ang mga dayuhang kasambahay. 

Ang lahat ng mga tanggapan, pribado man o sa pamahalan, ay walang pasok sa Biyernes Santo, Sabado de Gloria, at sa Lunes pagkatapos ng Easter Sunday o Araw ng Pagkabuhay. Dahil ang Linggo ay karaniwang walang pasok naman, bale apat na araw na sunod-sunod ang bakasyon ng mga manggagawa.

Pero para sa Konsulado at ang Philippine Overseas Labor Office, nagsimula ang mahabang bakasyon ngayong Huwebes Santo dahil piyesta opisyal din ito sa Pilipinas.

Katulad ng ibang mga tanggapan, muling magbubukas ang dalawang opisinang ito ng  ating pamahalaan sa Martes, ika-23 ng Abril.

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Para sa mga mangangailan ng agarang overseas employment certificate o OEC dahil sa takdang pag-uwi sa Pilipinas, nakatakdang tumulong mismo si Labor Attaché Jalilo dela Torre. Kailangan lang magpadala sa kanya ng mensahe sa kanyang email address,  jodelatorre1957@gmail.com, o sa Whatsapp (68091069) o sa FB Messenger.

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Lakipan ang mensahe ng mga sumusunod:

1) Araw ng pag-uwi sa Pilipinas
2) Araw ng pagbabalik sa Hong Kong
3) Ang numero ng iyon mobile phone
4) Larawan mo sa biodata page ng iyon pasaporte
5) Isang larawan ng iyong pinakahuling visa sticker;
6) Ang iyong estado sibil (walang asawa, may-asawa, biyuda)
7) Isang larawan mong pang-ID ang laki; hindi printout kundi malinaw na kuha mo sa sarili;
8) Isang larawan ng iyon kontarata sa trabaho (unang pahina)
9) Araw ng huling pag-aalis mo sa Pilipinas
10) Kumpletong pangalan sa pagkadalaga ng iyong ina, at ang kanyang araw ng kapanganakan;
11) Kumpletong pangalan ng iyong benepisyaryo at ang kanyang araw ng kapanganakan.
12) Ang gusto mong araw at oras ng appointment.

Sinabi ni Labatt Dela Torre na bukas ang POLO sa Linggo, Abril 21, para tumanggap ng bayad na $20 sa OEC.

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Pinapaala niyang ang inyong mga pasaporte ay dapat na may bisa pa ng hindi hindi kukulangin sa anim na buwan mula sa araw ng pagbabalik ninyo sa Hong Kong.

Para sa mga sinusuwerte na nabigyan ng bakasyon sa loob ng apat na araw na sunod-sunod, subukang mag-hiking, ngunit kailangan ang ibayong pag-iingat, lalo na pagkatapos ng magkakasunod na mga sakuna sa bundok nitong mga nakaraang linggo.

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Sa mga mahilig naman sa sine, manood ng “Still Human”, isang pelikula tungkol sa magandang samahan ng isang among paralitiko na taga Hong Kong at ng kanyang Pilipinang katulong, na ginagampanan ni Crisel Consunji.

Anuman ang nais gawin, sundin ang payo ng pulisya na umiwas sa mga lugar na sikskan at hindi ligtas.

Samantala, nakalathala sa ibaba ang listahan ng mga Simbahang Katoliko sa Hong Kong at ang mga takdang oras at araw ng kanilang serbisyo para sa mga deboto.

English Holy Week Services

HONG KONG ISLAND

CATHEDRAL OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
16 Caine Road
Holy Thursday
Mass: 6.00pm
Adoration: 9.30pm to 11.30pm
Good Friday
Way of the Cross: 10.30am
Lord’s Passion: 6.00pm
Holy Saturday
Easter Vigil: 6.00pm

HOLY CROSS CHURCH
1 Holy Cross Path, Shaukeiwan
Holy Thursday
Adoration: up to 11.00pm (after 8.00pm Cantonese Mass)
Good Friday
Way of the Cross: 8.00pm

IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY CHAPEL
Catholic Centre
3/F Grand Building
15-18 Connaught Road, Central
Holy Thursday
Mass: 6.00 pm

OUR LADY OF LOURDES  CHURCH
1 Chi Fu Close
Pokfulam
Holy Thursday
Adoration: 9.00 to 11.00pm
Good Friday
Way of the cross: 5.30pm
Lord’s Passion: 6.00pm
Holy Saturday
Easter Vigil: 6.00pm 

OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL CHURCH
1 Star Street
Wanchai
Holy Thursday
*Mass: 8.00pm     
Adoration: after Mass
Good Friday
Way of the Cross: 5.00pm

Rosaryhill School
41B Stubbs Road
Holy Thursday
Mass: 6.30pm
Good Friday
Way of the Cross: 2.30pm
Lord’s Passion: 3.00pm
Holy Saturday
Easter Vigil: 7.00pm

SALESIAN MASS CENTRE
Salesian School
16 Chai Wan Road
Good Friday
*Way of the Cross: 8.00pm

ST. ANNE’S CHURCH
1 Tung Tao Wan Road
Stanley
Holy Thursday
*Mass: 8.00pm
Good Friday
Way of the Cross: 10.00am 
Lord’s Passion: 5.00pm
Holy Saturday
Easter Vigil: 7.00pm

ST. JOSEPH’S CHURCH
37 Garden Road
Holy Thursday
Mass: 8.00pm 
Adoration: after Mass to 11.00pm (Room A)
Good Friday
Way of the Cross: 10.00am, 6.00pm
Lord’s Passion: 3.00pm
Holy Saturday
Easter Vigil: 8.00pm

ST. JUDE’S CHURCH
30 Kin Wah Street, North Point
Holy Thursday
Mass; 6.00pm
Adoration: up to 11.00pm (after 8.00pm Cantonese Mass)
Good Friday
Way of the Cross: 11.30am
Lord’s Passion: 6.00pm
Holy Saturday
Easter Vigil: 5.00pm

ST. MARGARET’S CHURCH
2A Broadwood Road
Happy Valley
Holy Thursday
Mass: 8.00pm (parish hall)
Adoration: after Mass to 11.15pm
Good Friday
Way of the Cross: 11.00am (Church)
Lord’s Passion: 3.00pm (parish hall)
Holy Saturday
Easter Vigil: 8.00pm (Church)

WAH YAN COLLEGE CHAPEL
281 Queen’s Road East
Holy Thursday
Mass: 8.00pm
Adoration: up to 9.30pm   
Good Friday
Lord’s Passion: 3.00pm
Holy Saturday
Easter Vigil: 8.00pm

KOWLOON

HOLY FAMILY MASS CENTRE
Catholic Secondary School
1 Tse Wai Avenue
Choi Hung Estate
Holy Thursday
Adoration: up to 10.00pm (after 8.00pm Cantonese Mass)
Good Friday
Way of the Cross: 9.30am 
Lord’s Passion: 4.00pm
Holy Saturday
Easter Vigil: 5.00pm

ROSARY CHURCH
125 Chatham Road
Tsimshatsui
Holy Thursday
Mass: 6.30pm
Adoration: up 10.30pm (after 8.30pm Cantonese Mass)
Good Friday
Way of the Cross: 12.00 noon
Lord’s Passion: 5.30pm
Holy Saturday
Easter Vigil: 6.00pm

NOTRE DAME PARISH
51 Shing Tak Street
Ma Tau Wai
Holy Thursday
Adoration: up 10.30pm (after 8.00pm Cantonese Mass)
Good Friday
Lord’s Passion: 3.00pm (chapel)

ST. MARY’S CHURCH
5 Dyer Avenue, Hung Hom
Holy Thursday
Adoration: 4.15pm to 10.00pm
Good Friday 
Way of the Cross: 10.00am (G/F hall)                     
Lord’s Passion: 3.00pm  (G/F hall)
Holy Saturday
Easter Vigil: 7.00pm (G/F hall)

ST. PETER’S CHURCH
Mariners Club
11 Middle Road, Tsimshatsui
Holy Thursday
Mass: 6.30pm 
Good Friday
Way of the Cross: 2.00pm
Lord’s Passion: 3.00pm
Holy Saturday
Easter Vigil: 6.30pm

ST. TERESA’S PARISH
258 Prince Edward Road
Holy Thursday
Mass: 6.30pm 
Adoration: 10.00pm to 12 midnight
Good Friday
Way of the Cross: 12.00 noon
Lord’s Passion: 6.30pm
Holy Saturday
Easter Vigil: 6.30pm

ST. VINCENT’S CHURCH 
DD224, Lot 352, Hang Hau Road
Clear Water Bay, Kowloon
Holy Thursday
Mass: 8.00pm
Adoration after Mass 9.00pm to 11.00pm
Good Friday
Way of the Cross: 6.00pm
Lord’s Passion: 3.00pm
Holy Saturday
Easter Vigil: 7.30pm

NEW TERRITORIES

ANNUNCIATION CHURCH
11 On Yin Street, Chai Wan Kok
Tsuen Wan
Holy Thursday
Mass: 8.00pm 
Adoration: after Mass to 11.00pm (in hall)
Good Friday
Way of the Cross: 5.45pm (in hall)
Lord’s Passion: 7.00pm (in hall)
Holy Saturday
Easter Vigil: 8.00pm (in hall)

IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY CHURCH
10 Wan Tau Street, Taipo
Holy Thursday
*Mass: 8.00pm
Adoration: 9.00pm
Good Friday
Way of the Cross: 3.00pm
Lord’s Passion: 4.00pm
Holy Saturday
Easter Vigil: 7.00pm 

MOTHER OF CHRIST CHURCH
11 Po Ping Road, Sheung Shui
New Territories
Holy Thursday
Adoration: after Mass up to 11.00pm (Church)
Holy Saturday
*Mass: 8.00pm (Church)

SACRED HEART CHURCH
Lot 1762, DD221 Yau Ma Po St.
Sai Kung Town
Holy Thursday
*Mass: 8.00pm
Good Friday
Lord’s Passion: 5.00pm

ST. ALFRED’S CHURCH
19-21 Man Lai Road, Shatin 
Good Friday
Lord’s Passion: 5.00pm

ST. BENEDICT CHURCH
7 Kong Pui Street, Shatin Wai 
Good Friday
Way of the Cross: 2.00pm
Lord’s Passion: 3.00pm

ST. FRANCIS CHURCH
11 Hang Kwong Street
Ma On Shan
Holy Thursday
Adoration: 9.00 to 10.30pm
Good Friday
Lord’s Passion: 12.00 noon

ST. JEROME’S CHURCH
6 Tin Mei Street
Tin Shui Wai, Yuen Long
Holy Thursday
Adoration: 9.30 to 11.00pm
Good Friday
Way of the Cross: 5.00pm
Lord’s Passion: 5.45pm

ST. MATTHEW THE APOSTLE MASS CENTRE
Yan Tak Catholic Primary School
Butterfly Estate, Tuen Mun
Holy Saturday
* Easter Vigil: 8.00pm

SS. PETER AND PAUL CHURCH
201 Castle Peak Road, Ping Shan
Yuen Long
Holy Thursday
Adoration: 9.00pm until 07.00am (Good Friday)
Good Friday
Way of the Cross: 10.30am
Lord’s Passion: 5.00pm
Holy Saturday
Easter Vigil: 6.30pm (at school hall)

ST. THOMAS THE APOSTLE CHURCH
5 Tsing Luk Street
Tsing Yi
Holy Thursday
Adoration: up to 11.00pm
Good Friday
Lord’s Passion: 8.00pm

CHEUNG CHAU ISLAND

OUR LADY OF FATIMA CHURCH
Mui Wo Ferry Pier Road 
Holy Thursday
*Mass: 8.30pm
Adoration: until 10.30pm
Good Friday
*Lord’s Passion: 3.00pm
Holy Saturday
*Easter Vigil: 8.00pm

LANTAU ISLAND  

EPIPHANY CHAPEL
Mui Wo Ferry Pier Road 
Holy Thursday
*Mass: 8.00pm
Adoration: after Mass
Good Friday
*Way of the Cross: 10.30am
Lord’s Passion: 7.00pm
Holy Saturday
Easter Vigil: 8.00pm

TRAPPIST MONASTERY
Good Friday
*Way of the Cross: 10.30am

TRINITY CHAPEL
Discovery Bay International School
Holy Thursday
Mass: 9.00pm
Good Friday
Lord’s Passion: 3.00pm
Way of the Cross: 5.00pm
Holy Saturday
Easter Vigil: 7.00pm

TUNG CHUNG VISITATION CHAPEL
Tung Chung Catholic School
Yat Tung Estate
Holy Thursday
*Mass : 7.00pm
Adoration: after Mass to 10.30pm
Good Friday
Lord’s Passion: 5.00pm
Holy Saturday
*Easter Vigil: 10.00pm

PENG CHAU ISLAND

OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE CHAPEL
15 Wai Tsai Street
Holy Thursday
Mass: 8.30pm
Good Friday
Lord’s Passion: 3.00pm 
Holy Saturday
*Easter Vigil: 8.00pm

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Pinoy resident jailed for 3 months for beating girlfriend

Eastern Court

A 30-year-old Filipino resident of Hong Kong was jailed for a total of three months on  Apr 18, following his conviction on two counts of “assault causing bodily harm” to his girlfriend.

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RJ Raqueño was sentenced by Eastern Court Magistrate Peter Yu to two months in jail for each of the two occasions he assaulted his girlfriend, a mother of a young child, in their rented room on Chun Yeung St in North Point in November last year.

But the magistrate ordered the sentences to overlap by a month, resulting in a three-month jail term.

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Raqueño was found guilty of the two assault charges at the end of a trial on Apr 4.

In mitigation, the defense lawyer said Raqueño is very remorseful and still loves his girlfriend, although his affection has been unrequited since the assaults were committed.

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The lawyer cited a medical report stating that the victim’s injuries from the assaults were not serious. He also said there were no aggravating circumstances such as the use of weapons.

The lawyer pleaded for a lenient sentence on Raqueño, who arrived in Hong Kong in 2007 and is supporting his three children in the Philippines.

But the magistrate said that although the injury the woman suffered from being kicked in the leg by Raqueño did not require hospitalization, she was also strangled, bitten on her left arm, and hit in the eye by the defendant.  – Vir B. Lumicao

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