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(Photo courtesy of PCG) MANILA - The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has so far brought a total of 4,224 tons of relief goods and other critical supplies as part of the government's efforts to rehabilitate areas badly affected by the onslaught of Typhoon Odette in December last year. In a Facebook post on Thursday, the PCG said about 1,890.6 tons of goods were transported through its vessels and air assets, while 2,333.4 tons were shipped using the PCG Auxiliary aircraft and private vessels. "As per the directive of President Rodrigo Roa Duterte, the PCG Task Force Kalinga continues to u...

Five senior officials of the Philippine Coast Guard are included in the list of the possible replacement of Coast Guard commandant, Admiral Leopoldo V. Laroya, whose mandatory retirement age is on Thursday, Feb. 10. President Duterte is expected to name Laroya's replacement from Vice Admiral Eduard

After more than 38 years of public service, Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) Commandant Admiral Leopoldo V. Laroya is set to retire from the service on Thursday, Feb. 10. Laroya assumed the top PCG post in September last year and has been instrumental since then in helping the country in the fight to

As officers and personnel of the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) sustain their relentless efforts to bring relief items to victims of typhoon "Odette," more assistance from the private sector continue to pour in, too. One prime example is the continuing support of the OB Montessori, headed by Auxiliar

Except for the flagpole, almost all structures at the Philippine Coast Guard station on Pag-asa Island in Palawan have been reduced to rubble due to Typhoon Odette.