Dear Editor,
I went recently to Gecom’s office on Church Street to have my mother’s name removed from the list of electors, following her death, in Gecom’s ongoing Claims & Objections exercise.
I presented all pertinent and relevant documents, including death certificate, to the attending Gecom official and was advised of attending a hearing.
I was therefore appalled and surprised to find subsequent to that engagement with Gecom, a document addressed to my deceased mother in the letter box from Gecom pertinent to the hearing procedure.
How could Gecom address a document to a non-existent person when Gecom is fully aware the person has died, having been presented with evidential facts?
Yours faithfully,
Shamshun Mohamed
