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                    [Summary] => Isang buwan bago nakarating sa kanyang "retiring age", tinanggal sa puwesto bilang commandant ng Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) si Vice-Admiral Arthur Gosinga sa utos umano ni Transportation Secretary Leandro Mendoza.

 Ikinatwiran ni Mendoza na  nakamit na ni Gosingan ang kinakailangang haba ng serbisyo sa posisyon. Nakatakdang magretiro si Gosingan sa Disyembre 9, kung saan aakyat ito sa edad na 56 na siyang "mandatory retiring age".Humalili kay Gosingan  si Rear Admiral Damian Carlos. (Danilo Garcia)
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                    [Title] => Findings on Solar 1 sinking out Friday; GMA vows no whitewash
                    [Summary] => ILOILO CITY — Experts will come out with their recommendations on what to do with the sunken tanker Solar I by tomorrow, the Coast Guard said yesterday.


"They’re still studying it (the underwater footage)," Coast Guard commander Vice Adm. Arthur Gosingan said yesterday. "The findings and the recommendations will be in by Friday at the earliest."


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                    [Title] => Japanese ship locates sunken tanker
                    [Summary] => ILOILO CITY — A Japanese survey ship located yesterday the wreckage  of Solar I, three weeks after it went down and caused the massive oil spill that affected Guimaras and threatened the coastlines of nearby provinces in central Visayas.


The Shinsei Maru arrived here Wednesday night and at first light sailed to Guimaras where the sunken Solar I lies deep on the seabed with nearly half a million gallons of oil still on board. 


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                    [Title] => British experts arrive in Guimaras to help contain oil spill
                    [Summary] => British experts arrived  on Guimaras island yesterday to help assess the damage from the country’s worst-ever oil spill, even as the Philippine Coast Guard is set to deploy five more of its vessels and one helicopter to contain the oil spill.


At the same time, Sen. Richard Gordon requested the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) to send oil spill mitigation equipment to Guimaras.


He said that when he was SBMA chairman and administrator, Coastal Petroleum had oil spill mitigation equipment in order to address any accident that may result from its operations.


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                    [Title] => Coast Guard seeks foreign help in containing Guimaras oil spill
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The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) said yesterday it would seek help from other countries in containing what it considers as the "worst oil spill" in the country’s history.


Coast Guard commandant Vice Adm. Arthur Gosingan said they were still determining the extent of damage as last Friday’s oil spill on Guimaras island continues to spread. 


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                    [Title] => Sulfuric acid spill in Batangas: first in RP, 4th in the world
                    [Summary] => BAUAN, Batangas — The Philippine Coast Guard revealed the other day that the June 24 ill-fated sinking of the barge Billy Star, which was carrying 1,270 tons of sulfuric acid, was the first acid spill in Philippine waters and only the fourth in the world.


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                    [Title] => 2 hurt in Bataan oil tanker blast
                    [Summary] => BATAAN — An explosion rocked an oil tanker undergoing repairs in Limay town yesterday morning, triggering a fire that injured two crewmen before it was contained, officials said.


Coast Guard chief Vice Admiral Arthur Gosingan said welding work was being done on one of M/T Daniella Natividad’s tanks when the work apparently triggered an explosion and fire that left the two crewmen — welder Jimmy Rebosa, 43, and pipefitter Pedrito Parayday, 46 — seriously burned.


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                    [Title] => Barge leaking oil towed to Mindoro
                    [Summary] => The power barge of the National Power Corp., which spilled bunker fuel after it ran aground off Semirara Island in Antique last Dec. 19, has been towed to Bulalacao, Oriental Mindoro to prevent further damage to marine life in the area. 


The Coast Guard’s Task Force Semirara continues to clean up the oil slick on the shores of Semirara, so far covering an estimated 600 meters.


With the help of locals, the task force has gathered 1,495 sacks of oil-coated debris.


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                    [Title] => Oil spill contained
                    [Summary] => The Coast Guard (PCG) said yesterday it has finally contained the oil spill from a power barge of National Power Corp. that ran aground last Dec. 19 off Semirara Island in Cebu.


Vice Admiral Arthur Gosingan, Coast Guard commandant, said Coast Guard vessels were deployed in the area and assisted in containing and cleaning up the oil spill. 


The Napocor barge, which was carrying bunker fuel, hit the shallow waters of Sitio Bobog in Semirara due to the inclement weather. 


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                    [Title] => Terminal ng mga barko todo bantay sa Todos
                    [Summary] => Ngayon pa lang ay todo-higpit na ang pinagsanib na puwersa ng Philippine National Police (PNP), Philippine Army (PA) at Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) sa pagbabantay sa iba’t ibang terminal ng barko sa bansa bilang bahagi ng pagpapatupad ng "stringent security measure" ngayong nalalapit na paggunita sa Araw ng mga Patay sa Nobyembre 1. 


Ayon kay PCG Commandant Rear Admiral Arthur Gosingan, pitong layer ng security ang dadaanan ng isang pasahero bago makaakyat at makasakay ng barko upang matiyak ang kaligtasan ng mga ito patungo sa kanilang probinsiya. 


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At the same time, Sen. Richard Gordon requested the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) to send oil spill mitigation equipment to Guimaras.


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