+ Follow COMMODORE LUIS TUASON JR. Tag
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[Title] => Liwag to retire as PCG chief in 3 days; successor still unknown
[Summary] => With three days to go before the mandatory retirement of Admiral Ramon Liwag, there are speculations that President Aquino would appoint Rear Admiral Edmund Tan as the next commandant of the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG).
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[Title] => Coast Guard chief retires on April 18
[Summary] => Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) commandant Admiral Wilfredo Tamayo, who is retiring on April 18, four days ahead of his 56th birthday on April 22, will submit a list of his possible replacements to Transportation and Communications Secretary Jose de Jesus next week.
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[Title] => 4 sea marshals to receive citations from IMO
[Summary] => Four sea marshals who showed bravery as they assisted the passengers of M/V SuperFerry 9 that sank off the Zamboanga Peninsula last year, will receive commendations from the London-based International Maritime Organization (IMO) in November.
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[Title] => Coast Guard secures troubled coal barge
[Summary] => Philippine Coast Guard commandant Admiral Wilfredo Tamayo yesterday ordered the deployment of additional personnel to secure the aground barge that carried 8,102 metric tons of coal, after receiving reports that the troubled ship attracted curious onlookers.
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[Title] => Coast Guard warns of disaster in Batangas waters
[Summary] => A Coast Guard official yesterday warned of an impending environmental disaster in the coastal waters off Batangas where a barge reportedly listed and spilled a sizeable amount of its cargo of coal into the sea.
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[Title] => Coast Guard secures area where vessel loaded with LPG sank
[Summary] => The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) secured yesterday the area where the vessel loaded with two tanks of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) sank at the height of typhoon “Basyang” last July 13. The vessel remains submerged off Limay in Bataan, and the tanks leaking LPG.
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[Title] => 'Basyang' leaves RP with 37 dead
[Summary] => Typhoon Conson blew out of the Philippines on Thursday after killing at least 37 people, plunging the main northern island into darkness and leaving the new president fuming over forecasters' failure to predict that the storm would slam into the capital.
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[Title] => Experts cite global problem on shortage of ship officers
[Summary] => The maritime industry worldwide is suffering from lack of ship officers because many of them prefer to stay on land with their families after making sufficient earnings, industry experts said during the 11th Asia Pacific Heads of Maritime Safety Agencies Forum which concluded yesterday.
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[Title] => PCG set to terminate retrieval operation in Catalyn-B wreck
[Summary] => After 43 days of conducting search, rescue and retrieval operations, the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) said yesterday it is set to terminate its mission in the M/V Catalyn-B which capsized off Cavite after colliding with steel-hulled fishing boat F/B Anatalia last Christmas Eve.
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[Title] => Marina urged to check size of boat that hit Catalyn-B
[Summary] => The Special Board of Marine Inquiry is set to recommend to the Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) that it re-measures the fishing boat, that collided with the passenger ship M/V Catalyn-B, believing that it is bigger than its 369-gross-ton claim and should have been skippered by a more qualified captain.
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COMMODORE LUIS TUASON JR.
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[Title] => Coast Guard chief retires on April 18
[Summary] => Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) commandant Admiral Wilfredo Tamayo, who is retiring on April 18, four days ahead of his 56th birthday on April 22, will submit a list of his possible replacements to Transportation and Communications Secretary Jose de Jesus next week.
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[Title] => Coast Guard secures troubled coal barge
[Summary] => Philippine Coast Guard commandant Admiral Wilfredo Tamayo yesterday ordered the deployment of additional personnel to secure the aground barge that carried 8,102 metric tons of coal, after receiving reports that the troubled ship attracted curious onlookers.
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[Title] => Coast Guard warns of disaster in Batangas waters
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[Title] => Coast Guard secures area where vessel loaded with LPG sank
[Summary] => The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) secured yesterday the area where the vessel loaded with two tanks of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) sank at the height of typhoon “Basyang” last July 13. The vessel remains submerged off Limay in Bataan, and the tanks leaking LPG.
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[Title] => 'Basyang' leaves RP with 37 dead
[Summary] => Typhoon Conson blew out of the Philippines on Thursday after killing at least 37 people, plunging the main northern island into darkness and leaving the new president fuming over forecasters' failure to predict that the storm would slam into the capital.
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[Title] => PCG set to terminate retrieval operation in Catalyn-B wreck
[Summary] => After 43 days of conducting search, rescue and retrieval operations, the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) said yesterday it is set to terminate its mission in the M/V Catalyn-B which capsized off Cavite after colliding with steel-hulled fishing boat F/B Anatalia last Christmas Eve.
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[Title] => Marina urged to check size of boat that hit Catalyn-B
[Summary] => The Special Board of Marine Inquiry is set to recommend to the Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) that it re-measures the fishing boat, that collided with the passenger ship M/V Catalyn-B, believing that it is bigger than its 369-gross-ton claim and should have been skippered by a more qualified captain.
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