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[Title] => Passenger runs amuck aboard ferry boat
[Summary] => A crewman aboard a Davao-bound passenger ferry was killed while two others were wounded after a male passenger went amuck aboard with a steel pipe yesterday.
According to Vice Admiral Reuben Lista, Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) commandant, initial reports said the incident happened at about 11 a.m. at the mess hall of the MV Filipina Princess owned and operated by the Sulpicio Lines.
The suspect, Victor Kapitan, 32, is now in the custody of the PCG and is undergoing investigation.
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[Title] => PCG sets security measures in ports
[Summary] => The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has started to implement strict security measures in all major ports in the country, particularly in Zamboanga and General Santos City, to prevent terrorists from sneaking in explosives and devices for making bombs.
One measure requires all departing passengers to be at the pier at least two hours before their scheduled departure. This will allow ample time for Coast Guardsmen to examine the passengers’ hand-carried cargo, according to PCG commandant Vice Admiral Reuben Lista.
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[Title] => Bomb rocks Tawi-Tawi seaport
[Summary] => A bomb explosion rocked the Bongao port in Tawi-Tawi over the weekend, damaging a boat but not causing injury to persons, a belated report about it reached the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) headquarters in Manila yesterday.
The Coast Guard detachment in Bongao reported that at about 8 a.m. Saturday a homemade bomb exploded on board the motor boat ML Lady Adzra while it was docked at Bongao port.
The explosion caused a one-meter hole in the bow of the boat, which is owned and operated by one Hadja Rosan Arop. No one was injured in the explosion.
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[Title] => PCG to bring home Malaysian deportees
[Summary] => The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) will deploy its two state-of-the-art search and rescue (SAR) vessels to help in the repatriation of some 300,000 Filipinos in Malaysia as the deadline imposed by Kuala Lumpur for the Filipinos’ voluntary deportation ends next week.
PCG commandant Vice Admiral Reuben Lista said he had received instructions from Transportation and Communications Secretary Leandro Mendoza to prepare the BRP San Juan and the BRP EDSA Dos for its voyage to Sandakan, Sabah in Malaysia to fetch the returning Filipinos anytime this week.
[DatePublished] => 2002-08-21 00:00:00
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[Title] => DOTC targets coddlers of poachers
[Summary] => Transportation and Communications Secretary Pantaleon Alvarez ordered the Coast Guard yesterday to include in a criminal case the Filipino coddlers of 24 Taiwanese fishermen caught poaching in Philippine waters.
The Chinese fishermen, now detained at the Veterans Anchorage in Aparri, Cagayan, are facing charges of falsification of public documents and forgery for allegedly carrying fake working permits and fake boat registration papers.
[DatePublished] => 2002-05-12 00:00:00
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[Title] => Libre-sakay sa barko bawal na
[Summary] => Simula bukas ay mahigpit na ipagbabawal ng Phil. Coast Guard at Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) ang libreng sakay sa lahat ng sasakyang dagat na kasalukuyang pinaiiral ng mga opisyal ng barko upang maiwasan na maulit pa ang naganap na malagim na trahedya sa karagatang sakop ng Pagbilao, Lucena City noong Abril 12, 2002 ng umaga.
Sinabi ni PCG Vice Admiral Reuben Lista na kinakailangang maitala sa listahan ng passenger manifest ang lahat ng pasahero maging bisita ng mga opisyal, truck driver at pahinante ng mga maglalayag na barko.
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[Title] => Coast Guard acquires maritime telecom facilities
[Summary] => To further improve its quick response and preparedness system, the Coast Guard has acquired the Maritime Telecommunications Office (MTO) from the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC).
In a simple turnover ceremony last Jan. 30 at the MTO in Mandaluyong City, Vice Admiral Reuben Lista, Coast Guard commandant, cited the importance of the acquired communication facilities to bolster the government’s maritime safety campaign.
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[Title] => 13 naisalab sa lumubog na ferry boat
[Summary] => Ipinahayag kahapon ng pamunuan ng Philippine Cost Guard (PCG) na labing tatlo sa kabuuang 70 katao na ang kanilang nailigtas sa naganap na paglubog ng isang ferryboat sa karagatang sakop ng Tawi-Tawi at Zamboanga City.
Dahil dito, isasailalim sa masusing imbestigasyon ni Vice Admiral Reuben Lista ang naganap na insidente dahil nabatid na may nilabag ang may-ari ng naturang ferryboat at ito ay ang pagsakay nang labis sa dapat lamang na 27 sa masterlist ng mga pasahero.
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[Title] => Homicide charges filed against 2 boat officials
[Summary] => The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) filed yesterday homicide charges against the owner and captain of the motorized banca that sank off Negros Occidental last week resulting in the death of a mother and her child.
The MV Ivan Blue, with 51 passengers on board, sank in the waters off E.B. Magalona town after it was battered by huge waves. Thirty-two persons were rescued while two passengers, identified as Editha Belarmia, 59, and her daughter Cherry Belle, 17, were reported to have drowned.
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VICE ADMIRAL REUBEN LISTA
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[Title] => Passenger runs amuck aboard ferry boat
[Summary] => A crewman aboard a Davao-bound passenger ferry was killed while two others were wounded after a male passenger went amuck aboard with a steel pipe yesterday.
According to Vice Admiral Reuben Lista, Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) commandant, initial reports said the incident happened at about 11 a.m. at the mess hall of the MV Filipina Princess owned and operated by the Sulpicio Lines.
The suspect, Victor Kapitan, 32, is now in the custody of the PCG and is undergoing investigation.
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[Title] => PCG sets security measures in ports
[Summary] => The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has started to implement strict security measures in all major ports in the country, particularly in Zamboanga and General Santos City, to prevent terrorists from sneaking in explosives and devices for making bombs.
One measure requires all departing passengers to be at the pier at least two hours before their scheduled departure. This will allow ample time for Coast Guardsmen to examine the passengers’ hand-carried cargo, according to PCG commandant Vice Admiral Reuben Lista.
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[Title] => Bomb rocks Tawi-Tawi seaport
[Summary] => A bomb explosion rocked the Bongao port in Tawi-Tawi over the weekend, damaging a boat but not causing injury to persons, a belated report about it reached the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) headquarters in Manila yesterday.
The Coast Guard detachment in Bongao reported that at about 8 a.m. Saturday a homemade bomb exploded on board the motor boat ML Lady Adzra while it was docked at Bongao port.
The explosion caused a one-meter hole in the bow of the boat, which is owned and operated by one Hadja Rosan Arop. No one was injured in the explosion.
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[Title] => PCG to bring home Malaysian deportees
[Summary] => The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) will deploy its two state-of-the-art search and rescue (SAR) vessels to help in the repatriation of some 300,000 Filipinos in Malaysia as the deadline imposed by Kuala Lumpur for the Filipinos’ voluntary deportation ends next week.
PCG commandant Vice Admiral Reuben Lista said he had received instructions from Transportation and Communications Secretary Leandro Mendoza to prepare the BRP San Juan and the BRP EDSA Dos for its voyage to Sandakan, Sabah in Malaysia to fetch the returning Filipinos anytime this week.
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[Title] => DOTC targets coddlers of poachers
[Summary] => Transportation and Communications Secretary Pantaleon Alvarez ordered the Coast Guard yesterday to include in a criminal case the Filipino coddlers of 24 Taiwanese fishermen caught poaching in Philippine waters.
The Chinese fishermen, now detained at the Veterans Anchorage in Aparri, Cagayan, are facing charges of falsification of public documents and forgery for allegedly carrying fake working permits and fake boat registration papers.
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Sinabi ni PCG Vice Admiral Reuben Lista na kinakailangang maitala sa listahan ng passenger manifest ang lahat ng pasahero maging bisita ng mga opisyal, truck driver at pahinante ng mga maglalayag na barko.
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[Title] => Coast Guard acquires maritime telecom facilities
[Summary] => To further improve its quick response and preparedness system, the Coast Guard has acquired the Maritime Telecommunications Office (MTO) from the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC).
In a simple turnover ceremony last Jan. 30 at the MTO in Mandaluyong City, Vice Admiral Reuben Lista, Coast Guard commandant, cited the importance of the acquired communication facilities to bolster the government’s maritime safety campaign.
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[Title] => 13 naisalab sa lumubog na ferry boat
[Summary] => Ipinahayag kahapon ng pamunuan ng Philippine Cost Guard (PCG) na labing tatlo sa kabuuang 70 katao na ang kanilang nailigtas sa naganap na paglubog ng isang ferryboat sa karagatang sakop ng Tawi-Tawi at Zamboanga City.
Dahil dito, isasailalim sa masusing imbestigasyon ni Vice Admiral Reuben Lista ang naganap na insidente dahil nabatid na may nilabag ang may-ari ng naturang ferryboat at ito ay ang pagsakay nang labis sa dapat lamang na 27 sa masterlist ng mga pasahero.
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[Title] => Homicide charges filed against 2 boat officials
[Summary] => The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) filed yesterday homicide charges against the owner and captain of the motorized banca that sank off Negros Occidental last week resulting in the death of a mother and her child.
The MV Ivan Blue, with 51 passengers on board, sank in the waters off E.B. Magalona town after it was battered by huge waves. Thirty-two persons were rescued while two passengers, identified as Editha Belarmia, 59, and her daughter Cherry Belle, 17, were reported to have drowned.
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