Canceled trips on Saturday July 19, 2025
In an advisory, the PPA said the following trips have been canceled as of 8 a.m.:
PMO NCR-SOUTH
• October Lavender and May Lilies
PMP BATANGAS
• All fastcrafts going to Puerto Galera are on standby
PMO BICOL
• MV "Olivia 1" - Port of Pioduran, Albay - Port of Aroroy, Masbate
• MV "Cataingan" - Port of Pioduran, Albay - Port of Mobo, Masbate
• MOBO Masbate- Pio Duran, Albay and Vice versa
PMO PALAWAN
• M/V BLESSED SEA JOURNEY
• TMO Brooke's Point
All Motorboats with 15GT and below
• Montenegro: Iloilo City - Cuyo - Puerto Princesa and v.v.
• Jomalia: Coron - El Nido - Puerto Princesa and v.v.
• Puerto Princesa Port
M/V D' ASEAN JOURNEY
17:00H to 1700H on July 20,2025
• Manila to El Nido and Liminagcong, Palawan
July 18, 2025 to July 21, 2025 | 6:00AM
M/V May Lilies - RORO: Passenger, Vehicle, Cargoes
• Manila to Coron, Palawan
July 18, 2025 to July 21, 2025 | 7:00AM
M/V October Lavender- RORO: Passenger, Vehicle, Cargoes
PMO MASBATE
• Port of Masbate to Port of Pilar (Fastcraft)
• Port of Masbate to Port of Lagundi
• Port of Mobo to Port of Pio Duran
• Port of Mobo to Port of Claveria
• Port of Aroroy to Port of Pio Duran
• Port of Aroroy to Port of San Andres, Quezon
• Port of San Pascual to Port of Pasacao
PMO WESTERN LEYTE/ BILIRAN
• LCT Josie Fe-01 ng RLS Shipping Lines (Maasin City to Lipata, Surigao)
• MV Annther 8 ng ALD Sea Transport (Padre Burgos to Lipata, Surigao)
• MV Oceanjet 88 (Maasin City to Lipata, Surigao)
• MB Our Lady of Salvation (Naval to Maripipi)
• Cokaliong Shipping Lines Inc./MV Filipinas Surigao
Route: Cebu - Maasin vv
Cancellation Date/time: July 18, 2025
• Shipping Lines/Vessel: VS Grand Ferries Corporation /MV Seacat One
Route: - Hilongos-Cebu vv
Cancellation Date/time: Friday day, July 18, 2025 ETA 1000H
PMO EASTERN LEYTE/ SAMAR
• Port of Liloan Ferry Terminal
MV Ma. Vanessa
Route : Liloan to Lipata
• Homonhon Island, Manicani Island, Suluan Island, Victory Island, Tubabao Island, Guiuan, Eastern Samar
PMO BOHOL
• Port of Getafe
M/V Meme-08
8:00 12:00, and 16:00
• Lite Ferry from Argao Cebu to Loon
PMP PANAY/ GUIMARAS
• MSLI Roro
Lapuz, Iloilo City to Jordan, Guimaras
• MSLI Fastcraft
Iloilo City to Bacolod City (via Fastcraft Terminal)
• Motorbancas
Parola Wharf, Iloilo City to Guimaras Island
• FF Cruzing Shipping Lines
Bay-ang, Ajuy to EB Magalona (temp. suspension only due to strong winds)
• RoRo trips
Port of Estancia, Iloilo to Tabuelan City, Cebu
• MV Ma Cristina
Buruanga Port, Aklan to Caluya, Antique
• Solex Argo
Mindoro-Semirara-Caluya-Libertad, Antique
MSLI
• IFT to Palawan
• Ocean Jet
IFT to Bacolod City 2:30pm & 5:30pm trip
PMO NEGROS ORIENTAL/ SIQUIJOR
• Baseport
- MV Evaristo Ferry 8
ETD: 0430H
Dumaguete to Dapitan
- MV Lite Ferry Twelve
ETD: 1900H
Dumaguete to Oslob
PMO NEGROS OCCIDENTAL BACOLOD BANAGO BREDCO
• Baseport Banago
Banago to Dumangas , LCT 1038
• TMO- Pulupandan
PULUPANDAN TO SIBUNAG, GUIMARAS; 2 trips , vessel MB Miguel MVP
•TMO- San Carlos
1. San Carlos City to Toledo City , 1000H , 1530H MV Lite Ferry 11
2. San Carlos City to Toledo City , 1300H & 1800H MV Lite Ferry 2
PMO MISAMIS ORIENTAL/ CAGAYAN DE ORO
• All voyages from the Port of Camiguin to Balingoan
• Super Shuttle Ferry
- Balingoan to Benoni
- Benino to Balingoan
- Jagna Bohol to Balbagon
- Balbagon to Jagna
- Liloan to Poro
- Poro to Liloan
PMO SURIGAO
• Starlite Ferries Cebu to Surigao 9pm (July 17) and v.v. 9am (July 18)
PMO ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE
• Montenegro 8:00am trip
• Starlite 10:00am trip
• Cokaliong Shipping 4:00pm trip
• Aleson Shipping 10:00pm trip
—VAL, GMA Integrated News
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