Bilang ng mga pasahero sa mga pantalan ngayong undas 2024, inaasahang papalo sa 1.6 million

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00:00The Philippine Ports Authority is strictly monitoring the country's ports

00:05especially since it is expected that 1.6 million passengers will travel to the Philippines this year.

00:11This is Angela Piñalosa of Radyo Pilipinas with the latest news.

00:18It is expected that 1.6 million passengers will travel to the Philippines this year.

00:26According to the Philippine Ports Authority, this is higher than the 1.5 million passengers that were brought in last year.

00:34The 10 ports are continuously being monitored to ensure that the passengers' travel is safe.

00:41Especially now that it is the peak season, it is already starting.

00:45These ships must comply with the guidelines of the Marine and Philippine Coast Guard.

00:53Actually, the 10 ports that we are looking at right now,

00:58including Panay-Gimaras, Batangas, Mindoro, Negros Oriental, Bohol, Bicol, Surigao, Leyte, Zamboanga, and Misamis Oriental.

01:09In a statement by Radyo Pilipinas, PPA spokesperson Eunice Samonte is reminding travelers

01:15to visit the Facebook page or website of the Philippine Ports Authority for the details of their trip.

01:22Our reminder is to visit our ports earlier than their scheduled booking.

01:29But this time, it would be better if they check their shipping line first to see if the trip will continue.

01:36On our Philippine Ports Authority website and on our social media page,

01:42our trips and cancellations are posted online 24x7.

01:48If they have questions about their trip or if they do not know if their trip will continue,

01:54they can see it on our page.

01:56Reporting from PBS Radyo Pilipinas News, Angela Penalosa for Balitang Pambansa.

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