PCG Suspends Small Vessel Trips in Northern Quezon Due to Typhoon Rosal
Small vessel operations have been suspended in Real, Quezon, northern Philippines, due to rough seas caused by the approach of Super Typhoon Rosal. The Philippine Coast Guard issued the advisory to ensure maritime safety.
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