MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL | Ports and Shipping

[ice_fire]

agree

[seastwofly]

Originally Posted by Blueleo

dakoa sa barko oi.
mas dako pa na sa Leo the great ?
Leo the great ... as in Blueleo the great

Blue, same size lang na cla, we called it sister-ship although built in different shipyard and year but same dimension...

[astiguys]

in terms sa GT, dako c St. Michael the Archangel ni St. Leo the Great.

[astiguys]

Originally Posted by Blueleo

dakoa sa barko oi.
mas dako pa na sa Leo the great ?
Leo the great ... as in Blueleo the great

Originally Posted by kramwerdnalasru

wa'y mupildi sa blueleo the great master.

Originally Posted by ice_fire

agree

agree jud ko ani..way makalupig ni Blueleo the Great.
pwede gani akong isuggest sa 2GO e-rename c Leo the Great to Blueleo the Great.

[astiguys]

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[astiguys]

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[astiguys]

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[astiguys]

Passengers aboard St. Peter the Apostle
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[vanillasky17]

[ice_fire]

beautiful pictures master van

[Blueleo]

Ganahan ko ani nga pics master astig
pila ka floor kaha ning barkoha ? .. dakoa noh.
thank you kaayo sa pic master astiguys.
pwera bisita .. pwera bisita .. molarga na ang titanic

Passengers aboard St. Peter the Apostle
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[astiguys]

3 decks + cargo deck sir.
so far the longest length in philippine ship.

[myzhyooze]

asa ka nagpatong ana master stig? mura lagi ka nipatong atong poste na cge patungan atong mga pati. mao jud na angle

[astiguys]

naa ko sa barge ana master ron, ako lng gizoom..:lo:

[oninBadz]

Originally Posted by astiguys

3 decks + cargo deck sir.
so far the longest length in philippine ship.

i think the Subic Bay 1 is the longest vessel in terms of LOA in the Philippines at the moment.

[Blueleo]

nakalabay ko sa Plaridel seaport
pero nalimtan nako ang cam ... waaaaaahhh

[Blueleo]

wala man pud barko naka dock sa plaridel seaport ato nga time pero
sayanga oi ... wala ko nakashoot ug pics.
Nindot ra ba kaayo ang dagat unta

[kramwerdnalasru]

daghan pang higayon puhon master.

[Blueleo]

DOTC to bid out P246-M project to upgrade lighthouses
By: Paolo G. Montecillo
Philippine Daily Inquirer
11:49 pm | Friday, August 3rd, 2012

MANILA, Philippines–Lighthouses across the country are set for upgrades as part of government efforts to make inter-island sea traffic in the Philippines safer and more convenient for travellers.

In a statement, the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) said it was bidding out P246 million worth of lighthouse equipment, a project that will modernize 143 light stations in different parts of the country.

“Upgraded lighthouses are important aids to navigation because these work as visual guides to ports and harbors specially for boats of fisher folks and even for larger types of vessels already equipped with global positioning system,” Transportation Secretary Mar Roxas said.

This would ensure the DOTC’s commitment for “convenient, affordable, reliable, efficient and safe” sea transport in the Philippines, he said.

On top of the purchase list are the 55 primary light-emitting diode (LED) lanterns, each of which should have a luminous range reaching at least 18 nautical miles. Also to be procured are 84 secondary LED lanterns, which should have a luminous range of 15 nautical miles.

Additional five units of tertiary LED lanterns, with a range of seven nautical miles, are also included in the procure ment. In addition, 120 units of mono crystalline solar panel to power the LED lanterns will be bid out.

The DOTC said areas in Luzon that would get new equipment were Batanes, Aurora, Cagayan, Isabela, Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, Pangasinan, La Union, Zambales, Bataan, Bulacan, Cavite, Rizal, Quezon, Batangas, Occidental Mindoro, Romblon, Palawan, Catanduanes, Albay, Masbate and Sorsogon.

Lighthouses to be upgraded in the Visayas are those in Antique, Bohol, Siquijor, Negros Oriental, Cebu, Eastern Samar, Northern Samar, Western Samar, Northern Leyte, and Southern Leyte.

Meanwhile, In Mindanao, the beneficiaries are Pagadian City, Tawi Tawi, Zamboanga Del Sur, Siargao, Surigao del Norte, Zamboanga del Norte, Catarman, Samal, Surigao del Sur, Davao Oriental, Saranggani, Davao and South Cotabato.

The equipment will be acquired by the DOTC through the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG). The PCG, which is tasked to operate government-owned lighthouses in the country, will soon come up with a separate bidding for the civil works needed for the construction and rehabilitation of 194 lighthouses.

[astiguys]

Originally Posted by Blueleo

wala man pud barko naka dock sa plaridel seaport ato nga time pero
sayanga oi ... wala ko nakashoot ug pics.
Nindot ra ba kaayo ang dagat unta

mga wat time pud sir? mudepart ang Lite Shipping 12:NN.