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GONE NOW This dredging vessel seen in the waters off San Felipe town in Zambales is identified in a marine tracker as China Coast Guard 21543 but
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One hundred motorized fiberglass boats, complete with fishing gear, were distributed to fishermen from nine coastal communities in Zambales on Thursday, Dec. 12, 2024, providing a lifeline for their livelihoods and families
By: Joanna Rose
It's the most wonderful time of the year, which means it's time to dust off those Christmas playlists.
STILL HERE The seven Myanmar nationals aboard a fishing boat that got stranded in San Antonio, Zambales, on Sept. 9 are still staying in Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) station in Subic, Zambales. —Photos from PCG Zambales
By: Joanna Rose Aglibot
SAN MARCELINO, Zambales — Over 800 rice farmers in this town received financial assistance and fertilizer subsidy on Tuesday, December 17, under the Provincial Government of Zambales’ (PGZ)
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