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THE Philippine Coast Guard has detained 17 vessels over involvement in dredging activities in Zambales.In a statement, PCG spokesperson Rear Admiral Armando Balilo said a total of 28 vessels, including one each from China, Sierra Leone and Panama, were inspected over dredging activities in Zambales from March 19 to 21, 2024.Of the 28, 17, all bareboat charters registered in the Philippines, were detained.
PCG personnel also secured a copy of issued Special Permits and Bareboat Charter by the Maritime Industry Authority to compare it with the list of identified dredgers and suction cutters in Zambales.They also found that a cutter suction dredger from China has six deficiencies, two anchor boats from Sierra Leone have seven deficiencies, and three tugboats from Panama have 12 deficiencies.The PCG issued Enforcement Inspection Apprehension Report for adjudication of the vessels.
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