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If the project of Malacañang and the Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) will push through, the country’s major islands will be linked together, not by way of bridges but through an innovative port system using Ro-ro vessels.


Ro-ro (roll-on roll-off) vessels are light ships that could dock directly on ports. When crossing an island, buses, trucks and cars can simply roll onto these vessels and roll-off upon reaching their destinations.


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Government to build ‘nautical highways’ on RP waters

By Jose Aravilla | January 19, 2003 - 12:00am

Very soon, "nautical highways" will be the norm in our open seas. If the project of Malacañang and the Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) will push through, the country’s major islands will...

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