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September 27, 2011
4 fishing vessels missing at sea in Camarines Norte

DAET Camarines Norte (Sep 27, 2011)  - As ”Pedring” instensified in Bicol starting  Sunday (Sept. 25), 4  fishing vessels with undetermined number of crew member  sailed to sea from the towns of Mercedes, Vinzons and Jose Panganiban and have been missing since Monday (Sept. 26).

Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction  Management Council (PDRRMC)  spokesman Caloy Galvez reported  Monday evening  that when Bicol was under Typhoon signal no. 3, three fishing vessels from barangays Apwao, Cuatro all in Mercedes town and barangay Sabang in Vinzons still sailed to sea and remain unaccounted to date.

DAET Camarines Norte (Sep 27, 2011)  - As ”Pedring” instensified in Bicol starting  Sunday (Sept. 25), 4  fishing vessels with undetermined number of crew member  sailed to sea from the towns of Mercedes, Vinzons and Jose Panganiban and have been missing since Monday (Sept. 26).

June 3, 2011
Pasacao port fire update

Pasacao, Camarines Sur (June 3 2011) - The owner of ill-fated cargo vessel MV/STC Jeffrey Roy that sunk near a private port here after it caught fire Wednesday evening (June 1) has liability on the incident.

Pasacao, Camarines Sur (June 3 2011) - The owner of ill-fated cargo vessel MV/STC Jeffrey Roy that sunk near a private port here after it caught fire Wednesday evening (June 1) has liability on the incident.

This was the statement of the town’s police chief, Sr. Insp. Alejandro Martinez Monje as the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) and the MARINA wind up their reports on the incident that seriously injured 8 of the 13 crewmen of the cargo vessel.

June 3, 2011
Pasacao port fire update

Pasacao, Camarines Sur (June 3 2011) - The owner of ill-fated cargo vessel MV/STC Jeffrey Roy that sunk near a private port here after it caught fire Wednesday evening (June 1) has liability on the incident.

Pasacao, Camarines Sur (June 3 2011) - The owner of ill-fated cargo vessel MV/STC Jeffrey Roy that sunk near a private port here after it caught fire Wednesday evening (June 1) has liability on the incident.

This was the statement of the town’s police chief, Sr. Insp. Alejandro Martinez Monje as the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) and the MARINA wind up their reports on the incident that seriously injured 8 of the 13 crewmen of the cargo vessel.

January 16, 2011
7 Fishermen Rescued in Balatan, Camarines Sur

PROVINCIAL CAPITOL, PILI, CAMARINES SUR (13 January 2011) –SEVEN FISHERMEN were reported rescued last January 11 by vessels of the Philippine Coast Guard in the Island of Amesola in the coastal municipality of Balatan, Camarines Sur, after being lost at sea since last week.

PROVINCIAL CAPITOL, PILI, CAMARINES SUR (13 January 2011) –SEVEN FISHERMEN were reported rescued last January 11 by vessels of the Philippine Coast Guard in the Island of Amesola in the coastal municipality of Balatan, Camarines Sur, after being lost at sea since last week.

The Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council chaired by “Chi” Bermejo reported that the vessel used by the fishermen was earlier found wrecked by giant waves off-coast of Burias Island in Masbate Province, leading to reports that the lost fishermen have perished at sea.

January 3, 2011
PCG Deploys Response Teams to Help Flood-affected Families

MANILA, Dec. 31 2010-- The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has deployed response teams to help families affected by massive flooding spawned by heavy rains in the Bikol region.

MANILA, Dec. 31 2010-- The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has deployed response teams to help families affected by massive flooding spawned by heavy rains in the Bikol region.

In a report to Admiral Wilfredo Tamayo, PCG commandant, the Coast Guard District Bicol said it dispatched two teams of deployable response group (DRG) personnel with rubber boats and flood rescue equipment to help affected residents in the flooded areas of Barangay 17, Penaranda, Legazpi City.

January 3, 2011
PCG Deploys Response Teams to Help Flood-affected Families

MANILA, Dec. 31 2010-- The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has deployed response teams to help families affected by massive flooding spawned by heavy rains in the Bikol region.

MANILA, Dec. 31 2010-- The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has deployed response teams to help families affected by massive flooding spawned by heavy rains in the Bikol region.

In a report to Admiral Wilfredo Tamayo, PCG commandant, the Coast Guard District Bicol said it dispatched two teams of deployable response group (DRG) personnel with rubber boats and flood rescue equipment to help affected residents in the flooded areas of Barangay 17, Penaranda, Legazpi City.