MARINA Suspends Safety Certificate of Cargo Ship MV SL Halcon After Grounding
The Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) has suspended the safety certificate of cargo ship MV SL Halcon, which ran aground near Manila Harbor on November 9, to ensure maritime safety and compliance with standards.
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