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                    [Summary] => LEGAZPI CITY — The Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) has temporarily suspended the franchise of the Lobrigo Shipping Lines to answer charges for the sinking of M/B Mae Ann 5 last Friday, which left 28 people dead.


Seven of the fatalities are still unidentified. Eighteen passengers survived the tragedy.	


Marina regional director Lucita Madarang said Lobrigo’s certificate of public convenience is temporarily suspended until the case is settled.


Marina has directed the Coast Guard and the Philippine Ports Authority to implement its order. 

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                    [Summary] => LEGAZPI CITY — The Maritime Authority and the Coast Guard have grounded for thorough inspection all wooden-hulled passenger outriggers of the Lobrigo Shipping Lines plying the Pilar, Sorsogon-Masbate City route.


Lobrigo owned M/B Mae Ann 5 which capsized at the height of typhoon "Caloy," leaving 28 people dead, seven of them still unidentified. Eighteen passengers survived the tragedy.


Lucita Madarang, Marina regional director, said the inspection would determine if Lobrigo’s outriggers are still seaworthy.


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Seven of the fatalities are still unidentified. Eighteen passengers survived the tragedy.	


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Lobrigo owned M/B Mae Ann 5 which capsized at the height of typhoon "Caloy," leaving 28 people dead, seven of them still unidentified. Eighteen passengers survived the tragedy.


Lucita Madarang, Marina regional director, said the inspection would determine if Lobrigo’s outriggers are still seaworthy.


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Marina suspends franchise of Bicol shipping company

May 17, 2006 - 12:00am

LEGAZPI CITY — The Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) has temporarily suspended the franchise of the Lobrigo Shipping Lines to answer charges for the sinking of M/B Mae Ann 5 last Friday, which left 28 people...

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Bicol firm’s vessels grounded for inspection

By Cecille Suerte Felipe | May 16, 2006 - 12:00am

LEGAZPI CITY — The Maritime Authority and the Coast Guard have grounded for thorough inspection all wooden-hulled passenger outriggers of the Lobrigo Shipping Lines plying the Pilar, Sorsogon-Masbate City route. Lobrigo...

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