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Marinduque’s ₱300-million port project is targeted for completion in June 2027.


The Philippine Ports Authority is pushing for more empty container yards to ease port congestion, improve truck turnaround times and speed up cargo movement.



Truck operators in the Philippines halt operations in a 'truck holiday' to protest port congestion and rising costs, citing delays in returning empty…
Truckers advocate for government-led reforms to tackle port congestion and operational bottlenecks, rejecting strikes to ensure uninterrupted cargo flow and…

Philippine importers and exporters face potentially longer shipping delays as persistent congestion, weather disruptions and capacity constraints at major…

A Malaysian national was caught attempting to transport over P6,000 worth of suspected “shabu” (methamphetamine hydrochloride) through the Matnog port in…

Philippine importers and exporters face prolonged shipping delays as major Asian port congestion persists, with disruptions expected to last into 2027. Learn…

The proposed complex is expected to strengthen the city’s fisheries sector by improving market access for local fisherfolk and expanding fish-landing capacity.


The Philippine Ports Authority will undertake the P670.25-million Phase II expansion of Plaridel Port in Quezon to improve maritime connectivity and RoRo…



‘ICTSI welcomes this promising partnership with the AIIB, which supports our expansion and sustainability initiatives.’

The implementation of the IMS aligns with Executive Order No. 605, which establishes the structure, mechanisms, and standards for the Government’s Quality…

‘So, we’re pursuing our construction, hopefully, starting in the third quarter of this year.’

As online and hybrid approaches to education have become commonplace, the reality is that there are still limitations to ensuring equitable access to everyone.