Sea Travel Resumes in Northern Quezon After Typhoon Rosal
Sea travel for all vessels in northern Quezon province resumed on Friday afternoon, October 23, after the gale warning associated with Typhoon Rosal was lifted. This allows for the resumption of essential transport and logistics in the region.
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