LIST: Canceled ferry trips Thursday afternoon due to Rosal

Inquirer.net - Oct 22, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — Several ferry trips were canceled on Thursday afternoon, Oct. 22, due to rough seas brought by Super Typhoon Rosal, the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) said. In its 12 p.m. advisory, the PPA listed the following Port Management Office (PMO) with canceled trips: Masbate PMO Mindoro PMO Bohol PMO READ: Super Typhoon Rosal

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LIST: Canceled ferry trips Thursday afternoon due to Rosal

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