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[Title] => Probe finds Solar I captain liable for Guimaras oil spill
[Summary] => After a two-week investigation, the Coast Guard’s Board of Marine Inquiry (BMI) declared the owners of the sunken Solar I oil tanker, its skipper and some maritime officials liable for the country’s worst ecological disaster off Guimaras Island.
In a three-page report, , the BMI claimed the skipper of Solar I, Capt. Norberto Aguro, failed to "exercise due diligence in making the vessel seaworthy."
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[Title] => Board of Marine Inquiry eyes overloading as cause of Solar I sinking
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The Coast Guard’s Special Board of Marine Inquiry (SBMI) disclosed yesterday the possibility that overloading might have caused the sinking of the oil tanker Solar I off Guimaras, which led to the country’s worst ecological disaster, last Aug. 11.
Coast Guard Rear Admiral Danilo Abinoja, chairman of the 11-man SBMI panel, said their initial findings and the testimonies of witnesses indicate Solar I was already overloaded when it set sail and went down with two million liters of bunker fuel.
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[Title] => Sick families in Guimaras now being evacuated
[Summary] => Evacuation is underway in the oil-slick affected areas of the island province of Guimaras, disaster officials said yesterday.
Some 120 people from 60 families living along the contaminated shorelines of Guimaras have been evacuated to safer ground, National Disaster Coordinating Council (NDCC) executive director and Office of Civil Defense (OCD) administrator Glenn Rabonza said.
Raboza said the residents of the coastal barangays of Lapaz and Cabalagnan, both in Nueva Valencia, were relocated almost a kilometer from shoreline.
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[Title] => Suspension of Solar I captain recommended
[Summary] => The Special Board of Marine Inquiry (SBMI) has recommended the preventive suspension of the captain of MT Solar I that sank off Guimaras island and caused the country’s worst oil spill.
Coast Guard Rear Admiral Danilo Abinoja, head of the 11-man SBMI created to determine who should be liable for the catastrophe, said they have found basis to suspend Solar I Capt. Norberto Aguro.
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[Title] => Will maritime officers investigate selves?
[Summary] => A Special Board of Marine Inquiry, formed because the oil spill by M/T Solar-1 hit the front pages, began work this week. It has established the following so far:
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[Title] => Nakokolekta Sa Barberya, Beauty Parlors Kulang: Publiko mag-donate na ng sariling buhok — PCG
[Summary] => Nananawagan na kahapon ang Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) sa publiko na mag-donate ng kanilang sariling "buhok" at mga "chicken feathers" upang magamit sa paglilinis sa oil spill sa Guimaras.
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[Title] => Ferry fire probe starts today
[Summary] => The captain of SuperFerry 14 will be among the first to testify when the investigation on the Feb. 27 fire that broke out on the ill-fated ship starts at 1 p.m. today before a 10-man Special Board of Marine Inquiry.
A subpoena has been sent to ferry captain Ceferino Manzo, who has not issued any statement nor discussed the incident in public.
Gina Virtusio, director for corporate communications of WG&A, owners of SuperFerry 14, said she saw no reason why Manzo would not appear before the board of inquiry.
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In a three-page report, , the BMI claimed the skipper of Solar I, Capt. Norberto Aguro, failed to "exercise due diligence in making the vessel seaworthy."
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[Title] => Board of Marine Inquiry eyes overloading as cause of Solar I sinking
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The Coast Guard’s Special Board of Marine Inquiry (SBMI) disclosed yesterday the possibility that overloading might have caused the sinking of the oil tanker Solar I off Guimaras, which led to the country’s worst ecological disaster, last Aug. 11.
Coast Guard Rear Admiral Danilo Abinoja, chairman of the 11-man SBMI panel, said their initial findings and the testimonies of witnesses indicate Solar I was already overloaded when it set sail and went down with two million liters of bunker fuel.
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[Title] => Sick families in Guimaras now being evacuated
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Some 120 people from 60 families living along the contaminated shorelines of Guimaras have been evacuated to safer ground, National Disaster Coordinating Council (NDCC) executive director and Office of Civil Defense (OCD) administrator Glenn Rabonza said.
Raboza said the residents of the coastal barangays of Lapaz and Cabalagnan, both in Nueva Valencia, were relocated almost a kilometer from shoreline.
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Coast Guard Rear Admiral Danilo Abinoja, head of the 11-man SBMI created to determine who should be liable for the catastrophe, said they have found basis to suspend Solar I Capt. Norberto Aguro.
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[Summary] => The captain of SuperFerry 14 will be among the first to testify when the investigation on the Feb. 27 fire that broke out on the ill-fated ship starts at 1 p.m. today before a 10-man Special Board of Marine Inquiry.
A subpoena has been sent to ferry captain Ceferino Manzo, who has not issued any statement nor discussed the incident in public.
Gina Virtusio, director for corporate communications of WG&A, owners of SuperFerry 14, said she saw no reason why Manzo would not appear before the board of inquiry.
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