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[Title] => Coast Guard, Marina set to hold summit
[Summary] => The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) and the Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) will hold a maritime summit on May 21 to discuss ways to prevent sea disasters.
Transportation Secretary Pantaleon Alvarez said the Coast Guard and Marina will review during the summit their maritime safety procedures to see if these are attuned with the times and adopt ways to ensure all vessels leaving port are seaworthy.
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[Title] => GMA threatens revamp of negligent Coast Guard
[Summary] => Shape up or be shipped out.
President Arroyo ordered yesterday Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) officials to improve their performance and ensure safe sea travel or be relieved from their posts.
Meanwhile, the Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) is seriously considering raising the penalty on erring shippers to P100,000 from the present P20,000 in a bid to make them toe the line.
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[Title] => Marina cracks down on small-time boat operators
[Summary] => After two sea mishaps that resulted in the death of about 100 people, the Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) began yesterday a crackdown on small-time passenger ferries for violations of transportation safety rules.
Marina Administrator Oscar Sevilla said the crackdown was in compliance with an order from Transportation and Communications Secretary Pantaleon Alvarez to conduct massive surprise inspections of passenger ferries.
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[Title] => 4 Coast Guard men face homicide raps
[Summary] => Charges of multiple homicide were filed with the Leyte Regional Trial Court yesterday against four Philippine Coast Guard personnel for the sinking of an inter-island ferry on May 11 that left 19 people dead, PCG commandant Vice Adm. Reuben Lista said.
Despite the filing of charges, however, President Arroyo was enraged yesterday by the PCG’s failure to enforce maritime regulations that could have saved the lives of the 19 people who died when the M/B Nilode capsized off Naval, Biliran around 4:30 p.m. Saturday.
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[Title] => Five PCG men suspended
[Summary] => The entire Philippine Coast Guard detachment in Naval, Biliran was suspended yesterday for the sinking of an inter-island ferry off Biliran island that resulted in the death of 19 people, PCG commandant Vice Admiral Reuben Lista reported yesterday.
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Transportation Secretary Pantaleon Alvarez said the Coast Guard and Marina will review during the summit their maritime safety procedures to see if these are attuned with the times and adopt ways to ensure all vessels leaving port are seaworthy.
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[Title] => GMA threatens revamp of negligent Coast Guard
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President Arroyo ordered yesterday Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) officials to improve their performance and ensure safe sea travel or be relieved from their posts.
Meanwhile, the Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) is seriously considering raising the penalty on erring shippers to P100,000 from the present P20,000 in a bid to make them toe the line.
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Marina Administrator Oscar Sevilla said the crackdown was in compliance with an order from Transportation and Communications Secretary Pantaleon Alvarez to conduct massive surprise inspections of passenger ferries.
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[Title] => 4 Coast Guard men face homicide raps
[Summary] => Charges of multiple homicide were filed with the Leyte Regional Trial Court yesterday against four Philippine Coast Guard personnel for the sinking of an inter-island ferry on May 11 that left 19 people dead, PCG commandant Vice Adm. Reuben Lista said.
Despite the filing of charges, however, President Arroyo was enraged yesterday by the PCG’s failure to enforce maritime regulations that could have saved the lives of the 19 people who died when the M/B Nilode capsized off Naval, Biliran around 4:30 p.m. Saturday.
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[Title] => Five PCG men suspended
[Summary] => The entire Philippine Coast Guard detachment in Naval, Biliran was suspended yesterday for the sinking of an inter-island ferry off Biliran island that resulted in the death of 19 people, PCG commandant Vice Admiral Reuben Lista reported yesterday.
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