Konsularsprechtag in Davao City der Deutschen Botschaft Manila

Konsularsprechtag in Davao City

Die Botschaft der Bundesrepublik Deutschland in Manila gibt bekannt, dass am  Donnerstag, den 20. August 2015 von 08.30 Uhr bis 12.30 Uhr und von 14.00 Uhr bis 17.00 Uhr ein Konsularsprechtag stattfinden wird in der: 

University of Southeastern Philippines (USEP)
Board Room, Office of the President
Iñigo Street
Haupteingang (in der Nähe der N. Torres/Cervantes und Porras Streets)
Brgy. Obrero
Davao City (hinter der Victoria Plaza Mall)

Tel.: (082) 227-1761 und 0915-219-9002

Ansprechpartner ist der Leiter der Rechts- und Konsularabteilung der Botschaft, Herr Ulrich Köhler.

Bitte beachten Sie, dass wegen der biometrischen Daten (u.a. Fingerabdrücke) nur noch vollständige Anträge auf Ausstellung vorläufiger Reisepässe und Kinderreisepässe – nicht jedoch Anträge für Europapässe – entgegengenommen werden können.

Leider können Visaanträge in Davao City nicht gestellt werden. Die Visaabteilung in Manila ist nicht mit der USEP in Davao vernetzt. Bitte haben Sie Verständnis, dass aus diesem Grunde auch Fragen zu einzelnen Visaanträgen nicht beantwortet werden können.

Für eine erfolgreiche Bearbeitung Ihres Anliegens (z. B. Beglaubigungen etc.) setzen Sie sich bitte rechtzeitig zwecks Vorbereitung der Urkunde mit der Botschaft in Verbindung (vw-1@mani.diplo.de).

The Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany would like to inform you that the Head of the Consular and Legal Section, First Secretary and Consul Mr. Ulrich Koehler will be present on Thursday, August 20, 2015 in Davao City.
For further information: Telephone (082) 227 - 1761 or 0915 - 2199002. 

Informationen und Formulare finden Sie auf der Webseitewww.manila.diplo.de

Abu Sayyaf Behaeds Village Chief in Sulu

By Roel Pareño  (Philippine Star)

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The Abu Sayyaf group, known to have links with other terror groups in neighboring Indonesia and Malaysia, gained worldwide notoriety for bombings and kidnapping activities. Philstar.com/File photo

ZAMBOANGA CITY, Philippines - Abu Sayyaf insurgents beheaded one of its male captives they held hostage in Sulu province after negotiation for his safe release failed.

Navy Captain Roy Vincent Trinidad, chief of staff of the Naval Forces Western Mindanao and Joint Task Force Zambasulta, identified the victim as Rodolfo Bulagao.

Bulagao, a barangay captain of Aliguay Island in Dapitan City, Zamboanga del Norte, was abducted last May 4 along with Philippine Coast Guard personnel Seaman 2nd Class Gringo Villaruz and Seaman 1st Class Rod Pagaling.

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Trinidad said the decapitated head was found around 9:45 p.m. Tuesday by a civilian in Barangay Labah, Maimbung town.

The local police was immediately alerted and recovered the remains of Bulagao, which were brought to the Sulu Provincial hospital for proper disposition.

There was no immediate report on what prompted the execution of the victim though the Abu Sayyaf group issued threats last June to execute one of the three victims taken from Dapitan City if the government will not pay the huge ransom.

The group issued its warning through a video clip posted on social media, showing all three hostages.

In the more than three-minute video clip, each of the victims were directed to speak and appealed for their safety from the possible beheading.

“The reports we received, there was failure of negotiation,” Trinidad said without elaborating.

There were reports that the Abu Sayyaf group directly negotiated with Bulagao’s family, demanding P500,000 ransom in exchange for the release of the victim.

It was not clear how much ransom the Abu Sayyaf demanded for the release the two Coast Guard personnel.

Trinidad said the remains of Bulagao were scheduled to be transported by the Navy late Tuesday afternoon and the victim’s family requested for privacy from the media.

Trinidad said negotiation is still ongoing for the release of the two Coast Guard personnel and other hostages.

Among the captives still in the hands of the Abu Sayyaf group were foreigners Elwold Horns of Holland, Malaysian Thien Nyuk Fun, Cambodian Bernard Then Ted Fen, Korean businessman Noui Hong Sung and long-time captive Japanese national Toshio Ito.

The local victims were Mayor Gemma Adana of Naga town, Zamboanga Sibugay province, Coast Guard personnel Villaruz and Pagaling and three-year old Ace Jay Garban, a scion of a known political clan in Pitogo town, Zamboanga del Sur.