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HEADQUARTERS PHILIPPINE COAST GUARD MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR

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PCG: 5,687 passengers stranded in ports

By Rosette Adel | December 15, 2015 - 9:48pm

As Typhoon Nona weakened, the number of stranded passengers in various ports reported by the Philippine Coast Guard significantly...

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