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Once a mere vision, Island Evisa, the first steel hull trimaran yacht built by a domestic shipyard, is to set sail on its maiden voyage soon. ANGKLA Party-list Representative Cong. Jesulito Manalo (center) appears in this photo with Island Evisa’s naval architects Engr. Edward Cruz (left) and Engr. Sammuel Lim (right). MANILA—On 17 August 2015, […] |
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Lips parched. Bodies mangled. For what seemed like eternity, nine fishermen clung on their broken motor boat outriggers as the vicious sea, made more ferocious by “Typhoon Egay,” strew them 15 nautical miles away from the coast of Pangasinan to the waters of Ilocos Norte. Hope lost. Almost. Amidst the eerie, vast expanse of nothingness, […] |
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In an unprecedented move, a candidate eyeing the presidency has shown his keen determination in making the maritime industry among his top policy priorities. NAVOTAS CITY—Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) Secretary Mar Roxas expressed his support towards the adoption of a government maritime program during the ANGKLA Party-list membership assembly. This commitment was […] |
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“Today we are remembering Felipe III’s 21st birthday. If he is still alive, he has a lot of dreams and aspirations. He really dreams to become an international ship captain someday. But how can he fulfill his dreams now? He was gone forever,” lamented Marilyn Borra, mother of Deck Cadet Felipe Borra III. The House […] |
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Congressman Jesulito Manalo (extreme left) stresses a point during the Q&A portion of the Maritime Affairs/U.S. – Philippines Opportunities Forum held at the CSIS conference room, Washinton, D.C.. Others in photo (L-R) are Joseph J. Cox, Gerard Borromeo, and Scott Miller who moderated the event. (photo by WSV Media) Congressman Jesulito A. Manalo of the […] |