Sea journey in Quezon province is suspended from Nov. 29-30, 2024, resulting from tough sea situations, in keeping with the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG). INQUIRER FILES
LUCENA CITY — Sea journey in Quezon province was suspended beginning Friday, Nov. 29, resulting from tough sea situations, the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) stated.
The PCG issued the suspension order on Friday afternoon citing a state climate bureau forecast that robust gale-force winds are anticipated to have an effect on the japanese seaboard of Southern Luzon, together with the northern and japanese coast of Polillo Islands, the northern coast of Panukulan, Burdeos island cities, the japanese coast of Patnanungan, and Jomalig island municipalities in Quezon.
This meant that every one journeys of vessels with 250 gross tonnages or much less plying the route throughout the above-mentioned areas of northern Quezon have been suspended.
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The suspension order was once more issued on Saturday morning, Nov. 30, in a submit round 6 a.m. on the Fb web page of the Coast Guard Station–Northern Quezon.
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The suspension order will likely be lifted and sea journey for small sea craft could also be resumed any time when the climate improves, based mostly on the forecast of the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Providers Administration, the PCG stated.