Libu-libong pasahero stranded sa mga pantalan dahil sa bagyong Auring

Umabot na sa 4,565 na mga pasahero, driver at mga cargo helpers ang stranded ngayon sa iba’t ibang pantalan sa bansa na naapektuhan ng Bagyong Auring.

Maliban dito, mayroon ding 78 vessels; 9 na motorbancas; at 1,878 rolling cargoes ang hindi makabiyahe sa Northern Mindanao, North Eastern Mindanao, Eastern Visayas, Western Visayas, Central Visayas, Bicol at Southern Tagalog regions.

Sa pinakahuling Maritime Safety Advisory ng Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) alas 4:00 ng madaling araw ngayong Lunes, February 22, mayroong 142 vessels at 96 na motorbanca ang nakahimpil.

Ang PCG Command Center ay 24/7 na nakabantay upang matiyak ang mahigpit na implementasyon sa pagbabawal ng pagbiyahe ng mga sasakyang pandagat habang masungit ang panahon.

Narito ang mga rehiyon at lugar kung saan mayrooong mga stranded na pasahero, mga sasakyang pandagat at iba pa:

REGION: North Eastern Mindanao
SEA CONDITION: Light to Moderate

PORTS COVERED:
– Surigao Baseport
– Port of Lipata
– Port of Feeder
– Port of Nasipit

STRANDED:
– 795 pax, drivers, and helpers
– 2 vessels
– 296 rolling cargoes

TAKING SHELTER:
– 18 vessels
– 5 motorbancas

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REGION: Eastern Visayas
SEA CONDITION: Moderate

PORTS COVERED:
– Port of Liloan Ferry Terminal
– Port of San Ricardo
– Port of Sta Clara
– Port of Balwarteco
– Port of Dapdap

STRANDED:
– 2,609 pax, drivers, and helpers
– 6 vessels
– 860 rolling cargoes

TAKING SHELTER:
– 12 vessels

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REGION: Central Visayas
SEA CONDITION: Light to Moderate

PORTS COVERED:
– Hagnaya Wharf
– Tabuelan Port
– Tuburan Port
– Bantayan Pier
– Taloot Port
– Mainit Port
– Samboan/ Liloan Port
– Aduana Wharf
– Pier 4, Cebu City
– Angasil Port
– Quano Wharf
– Dunggoan Port
– Cogtong Bay
– Guindulman Fishport
– Pitogo Port
– Ubay Port
– Larena Port
– Dumaguete Port
– Sta. Fe Pier

STRANDED:
– 460 pax, drivers, and helpers
– 33 vessels
– 382 rolling cargoes

TAKING SHELTER:
– 44 vessels
– 20 motorbancas

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REGION: Northern Mindanao
SEA CONDITION: Light to Moderate

PORTS COVERED:
– Port of CDO
– Port of Opol
– Tubod Port

STRANDED:
– 54 pax, drivers, and helpers
– 6 vessels
– 3 rolling cargoes
– 3 motorbancas

TAKING SHELTER:
– 3 vessels

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REGION: Bicol
SEA CONDITION: Light to Moderate

PORTS COVERED:
– Pioduran Port
-Tabco Port
– Port of Matnog
– Pilar Port
– Masbate Port
– Pier Area Mandaon
– Pier Site San Jacinto
– San PAscual Port
– Cataingan Port
– Pier Site Aroroy
– Virac Port
– San Andres Port

STRANDED:
– 41 pax, drivers, and helpers
– 12 vessels
– 16 rolling cargoes
– 1 motorbanca

TAKING SHELTER
– 24 vessels
– 5 motorbanca

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REGION: Western Visayas
SEA CONDITION: Light to Moderate

PORTS COVERED:
– Caticlan Jetty Port
– Dumangas Port
– Culasi Port
– Libertad Wharf
– Bredco Port
– Port Area, Zone IV
– Brgy. 5 Sipalay CIty
– Feeder Port
– Port Area, Brgy. VI, San Carlos CIty
– Purok Camia, Brgy. Old Poblacion
– Himamayalan Port

STRANDED:
– 335 pax, drivers, and helpers
– 18 vessels
– 321 rolling cargoes

TAKING SHELTER:
– 19 vessels
– 36 motorbancas

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REGION: Southern Tagalog
SEA CONDITION: Light to Moderate

PORTS COVERED:
– Lucena Port
– Cotta Port
– Cawit Port
– Balanacan Port
– Romblon Port
– Carmen Port
– Looc Port
– Santa Fe Port

STRANDED:
– 1 vessel

TAKING SHELTER:
– 22 vessels
– 30 motorbancas