Several trips by sea vessels were cancelled on Thursday due to inclement weather caused by Tropical Storm Maymay and Southwest Monsoon (Habagat). The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) reported the cancellations as of 8 a.m., August 6, 2026. The cancelled trips include: - Port of San Jose: MV SAINT AUGUSTINE DE UBON, Port of San Jose to Semirara to Caluya to Libertad - Port of Puerto Galera: MV PTERIPPUS I, 06:00 AM, Port of Puerto Galera to Batangas - Port of Puerto Galera: MV PTERIPPUS II, 10:00 AM, Port of Puerto Galera to Batangas - Port of Puerto Galera: MV PTERIPPUS I, 11:45 AM, Port of Puerto Galera to Batangas - TMO Getafe: Sunriser 2, Getafe to Cordova, Cebu - TMO Culion: Escapade Tours and all trips of vessels with 35GT and below - TMO-Maasin: MV Oceanjet 88 of Ocean Fast Ferries Inc. (Cebu - Maasin - Surigao). The PPA mentioned that if the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) issues a no-sail policy, trips are automatically cancelled because ships are not allowed to sail. Shipping lines may also cancel trips subject to compliance with Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) regulations.
Several trips by sea vessels were cancelled on Thursday due to inclement weather caused by Tropical Storm Maymay and Southwest Monsoon (Habagat). The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) reported the cancellations as of 8 a.m., August 6, 2026.
The cancelled trips include: - Port of San Jose: MV SAINT AUGUSTINE DE UBON, Port of San Jose to Semirara to Caluya to Libertad - Port of Puerto Galera: MV PTERIPPUS I, 06:00 AM, Port of Puerto Galera to Batangas - Port of Puerto Galera: MV PTERIPPUS II, 10:00 AM, Port of Puerto Galera to Batangas - Port of Puerto Galera: MV PTERIPPUS I, 11:45 AM, Port of Puerto Galera to Batangas - TMO Getafe: Sunriser 2, Getafe to Cordova, Cebu - TMO Culion: Escapade Tours and all trips of vessels with 35GT and below - TMO-Maasin: MV Oceanjet 88 of Ocean Fast Ferries Inc. (Cebu - Maasin - Surigao) The PPA mentioned that if the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) issues a no-sail policy, trips are automatically cancelled because ships are not allowed to sail.
Shipping lines may also cancel trips subject to compliance with Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) regulations
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