Palawan Coast Guard Extends Sea Travel Ban for Small Vessels Amidst Rough Seas
The Coast Guard District of Palawan has extended the temporary suspension of sea travel for small vessels (15 gross tons and below) until November 12 due to rough sea conditions, impacting maritime traffic in the region.
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