PCG: Nearly 800 stranded in 58 ports as Inday halts sea travel
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PCG: Nearly 800 stranded in 58 ports as Inday halts sea travel
By Raymond Carl Dela Cruz EMERGENCY AID. Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) District North Eastern Luzon personnel deliver food packs to Typhoon Inday-affected fishing communities in Santa Ana, Cagayan on Friday (July 10, 2026). The PCG said 789 passengers in 58 ports nationwide were stranded due to inclement weather brought by Inday. (Photo courtesy of PCG) MANILA – A total of 789 passengers are stranded in 58 ports nationwide as bad weather caused b…
At least 997 passengers, truck drivers, and cargo helpers are stranded at various ports in the country due to the effects of Typhoon Inday. According to the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG), from 12 midnight to 4 am today, July 11, 261 rolling cargoes, 12 sea vessels, and 33 motorbancas were unable to travel due to bad weather conditions. As a result, 62 ports in Southern Tagalog, North Western Luzon, Southern Visayas, Bangsamoro Autonomous Region i…
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