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cemby
Can someone please inform me of the usual fares of Manila-Puerto Galera?...Planning to go there next week :)
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mychem23
W0w may batangas port and shipping na pala.nice one.keep updated. The richest port in the country.
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mychem23
Update na.hehe.
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mychem23
Batangas International Port
2011 Pics
Aerial view

Ro-ro Facilities


Passenger Terminal Building
Passenger Terminal 1

Passenger Terminal 2

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Top 10 Busiest Seaports in the Philippines According to Total Passengers (2010)

1. Cebu Port – 14,959,225 passengers

2. Batangas Port, Batangas City – 5,293,472 passengers

3. Calapan Port, Calapan City – 3,774,713 passengers

4. Ozamis Port, Ozamis City – 3,374,459 passengers

5. Mucas Port, Tubod, Lanao del Norte – 3,069,451 passengers

6. Zamboanga Port, Zamboanga City – 2,675,114 passengers

7. BREDCO 2 Port, Bacolod City – 2,140,694 passengers

8. Iloilo Port, Iloilo City – 1,963,456 passengers

9. Tagbilaran Port, Tagbilaran City – 1,731,226 passengers

10. BALWHARTECO Port, Allen, Northern Samar – 1,486,842 passengers

Source: Philippine Ports Authority

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mychem23
Thanks z0ro for posting
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^^ You're welcome.
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Pano po ba mag post ng photos using flicker. Sensya na bobo lang:D
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Batangas International Port
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mychem23
wowganda ng pics....slr ba gamit jan? salamat for posting
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Thanks you like it. Yes SLR
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akyat_barko
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sayang mga quay cranes, under utilized, dapat talaga i phase out na lang container operations sa manila ports..
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mychem23
dapat talaga ilipat sa batangas port
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"sayang mga quay cranes, under utilized, dapat talaga i phase out na lang container operations sa manila ports"

Recent report by the Japanese ambassador says Batangas and Subic ports are underutilized and ships still continue to pour in congested Manila port. This misallocation of resources is hindering Japanese overseas development assistance and they wanted the situation to be corrected asap.
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jpdm
Its about time to use the modern but underutilize Batangas Port!




EDC backs decongestion of Manila ports



by Bernie Magkilat
March 3, 2014



Philippine Exporters Confederation Inc. (Philexport) President and EDC Vice-Chairperson Sergio R. Ortiz-Luis, Jr. said they have recommended the issuance of a policy or an Executive Order that would shift foreign cargoes from the Port of Manila to the Port of Batangas and other newly developed international ports.

“We are promoting the use of ports outside Metro Manila, particularly the International Port of Batangas for goods moving in and out of South Luzon. The Port of Manila is operating beyond its capacity. Hence, cargo trucks continue to congest not just the port but also the major thoroughfares of Metro Manila,” Ortiz-Luis said.
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http://www.mb.com.ph/category/business/business-news/

:cheers::cheers::cheers:
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mychem23
^^ sana nga magtuloy tuloy na ang paglipat nila
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So I think it's time for those trucking companies to move to Batangas and Subic.
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akyat_barko
3 suggestions to help promote the use of batangas and subic ports:

1. isailalim ang manila north and south harbors sa isang customs district.
2. ipagbawal ang pag lipat ng mga barko from south to north or north to south harbor sa manila.
3. itulad ang mga port charges ng batangas and subic sa manila na mas mababa.

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zoroethgenre_003 said:
Top 10 Busiest Seaports in the Philippines According to Total Passengers (2010)

1. Cebu Port – 14,959,225 passengers

2. Batangas Port, Batangas City – 5,293,472 passengers

3. Calapan Port, Calapan City – 3,774,713 passengers

4. Ozamis Port, Ozamis City – 3,374,459 passengers

5. Mucas Port, Tubod, Lanao del Norte – 3,069,451 passengers

6. Zamboanga Port, Zamboanga City – 2,675,114 passengers

7. BREDCO 2 Port, Bacolod City – 2,140,694 passengers

8. Iloilo Port, Iloilo City – 1,963,456 passengers

9. Tagbilaran Port, Tagbilaran City – 1,731,226 passengers

10. BALWHARTECO Port, Allen, Northern Samar – 1,486,842 passengers

Source: Philippine Ports Authority

www.alvinrexlucero.wordpress.com
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What happened to Manila ? Was it erased from the port maps ?:nuts::nuts::lol::lol::lol:
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