MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Coast Guard reported a significant surge in passengers during the early morning hours of All Saints' Day, with over 27,000 travelers passing through the nation's ports between midnight and
MANILA, Philippines — A total of 167,538 passengers were processed by the Bureau of Immigration on October 31 and All Saints' Day. In a press release on Saturday, November 2, the bureau said that this year’s international travel
Philippine coastguard personnel stands guard in front of passengers at the seaport terminal in Manila on October 28, 2019. (File photo by Ted ALJIBE / AFP) MANILA, Philippines Over 273,000 passengers arrived in ports across the country on November 2
MANILA, Philippines — Around 7,000 passengers have been stranded in ports across Luzon and Visayas due to inclement weather brought by Severe Tropical Storm Kristine (international name: Trami)udbet, the Philippine Coast Guard said on Wed
SANTA MAGDALENA, Sorsogon More than 2,000 passengers were stranded in Sorsogon ports after sea travel was suspended due to Severe Tropical Storm Kristine (international name: Trami), the Coast Guard District Bicol reported on Thursday, Oct. 24. A to
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Stranded passengers due to Tropical Storm Kristine. Photo from Philippine Ports Authority/FACEBOOK MANILA, Philippines Over 5,000 passengers, truck drivers and cargo helpers were stranded in various ports nationwide on Wednesday morning due to tropi
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2024-10-22MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) on Friday said it rescued two passengers of a boat which was hit by another vessel off Palawan The passengers of MBCA Jerrylyn, according to the PCG, “were forced to jump
INQUIRER FILES LEGAZPI CITY — At least 782 passengers were stranded on Monday in various ports in the Bicol region due to the threats of the Tropical Depression Kristine. Gremil Alexis Naz, spokesperson for the Office of Civil Defense Bicol, s