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Sea trips in Central Visayas resume as weather improves
Sea trips in Central Visayas resume as weather improves
ABS-CBN News
Published Oct 30, 2022 07:43 AM PHT
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Updated Oct 30, 2022 07:50 AM PHT

All sea trips in Central Visayas have resumed as of Saturday night as soon as the storm signals were lifted in the region.
All sea trips in Central Visayas have resumed as of Saturday night as soon as the storm signals were lifted in the region.
This was confirmed by the spokesperson of the Philippine Coast Guard in Central Visayas, Ensign Jordz Emata.
This was confirmed by the spokesperson of the Philippine Coast Guard in Central Visayas, Ensign Jordz Emata.
He said that since tropical storm Paeng was heading north, sea conditions in the region have improved.
He said that since tropical storm Paeng was heading north, sea conditions in the region have improved.
“Fair seas and calm seas ahead,” said Emata.
“Fair seas and calm seas ahead,” said Emata.
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The trips allowed to resume were those bound for Bohol, Southern Leyte, seaboards of Mindanao and all other areas.
The trips allowed to resume were those bound for Bohol, Southern Leyte, seaboards of Mindanao and all other areas.
Passengers have since flocked the different ports in the region. The Cebu Port Authority shared photos of travelers lining up.
Passengers have since flocked the different ports in the region. The Cebu Port Authority shared photos of travelers lining up.
“After almost two days of cancellation of trips due to Typhoon Paeng, all ports in Cebu are now back on normal operations and vessel trips have resumed. Byahe na!,” the CPA said in a statement.
“After almost two days of cancellation of trips due to Typhoon Paeng, all ports in Cebu are now back on normal operations and vessel trips have resumed. Byahe na!,” the CPA said in a statement.
The agency assured that despite the influx of passengers, security is in place.
The agency assured that despite the influx of passengers, security is in place.
There were 1,395 passengers, 341 rolling cargoes and 62 vessels that were stranded due to the suspension of trips.
There were 1,395 passengers, 341 rolling cargoes and 62 vessels that were stranded due to the suspension of trips.
- report from Annie Perez
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