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Fisheries damage from Princess Empress reaches P3.8 billion – NDRRMC - Vimarsana News

Fisheries damage from Princess Empress reaches P3.8 billion – NDRRMC

The latest NDRRMC situational report says a total of 24,698 fisherfolk, mostly in Oriental Mindoro, have been affected by the fishing ban that has been imposed due to oil contamination

Oil spill losses nearing P1 billion - Vimarsana News

Oil spill losses nearing P1 billion

MANILA: Damage to the fishery industry and income loss from the massive oil spill in Oriental Mindoro has neared P1 billion almost two months after the February sinking of tanker MT Princess Empress off Naujuan town in the province, data from the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) showed.

President Marcos: No deadline for controlling oil spill - Vimarsana News

President Marcos: No deadline for controlling oil spill

There is no deadline for the cleanup of the oil spill caused by the sinking of a fuel tanker in Oriental Mindoro, President Marcos said, weeks after expressing hope that the efforts to contain the oil slick will not last up to four months.

PBBM Orders DILG Chief To Talk With LCES For Alternative Fishing Sites In Calabarzon, MIMAROPA - Vimarsana News

PBBM Orders DILG Chief To Talk With LCES For Alternative Fishing Sites In Calabarzon, MIMAROPA

The four alternative fishing sites in Regions 4-A and 4-B include Mindoro Strait in Mindoro Oriental; Cuyo Pass in Batangas; Tablas Strait in Romblon and

Oil spill damage, losses nearing P1 billion - Vimarsana News

Oil spill damage, losses nearing P1 billion

Damage to the fishery industry and income loss from the massive oil spill in Oriental Mindoro has neared P1 billion almost two months after the February sinking of tanker MT Princess Empress off Naujuan town in the province, data from the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources showed.