Marinong Papogi

03/02/2023

Iceland

19/02/2022

Good news mga ka-pogi. No need na magpunta sa MARINA for COP and COC issuance/revalidation/replacement. Nasa MISMO na lahat. Once approved, they will send the certificate thru MISMO and you can print it directly. Kudos Maritime Industry Authority

THE Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) will start the online issuance of the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping (STCW) certificates today, Tuesday. Marina Administrator Robert A. Empedrad said this initiative is part of the agency’s digital transfor...

04/09/2021

Kaway sa mahilig mag push up dyan dapat tama ang form.😆😆😆

13/08/2021

Pa help pa mine na mga kabaro.😆😆😆
ccto: daisy_licious ukay

13/08/2021

Mahaba na pila wala parin ayuda😂😂

07/08/2021

Pasok ka-pogi.

25/06/2021

beke nemen ehem.

12/06/2021

Spidermen mga kabaro! Para sa ekonomiya!

05/06/2021

Morning mga kapit-barko.

04/06/2021

Paano mo malalaman kung sunrise o sunset ito ka-pogi?

23/04/2021

https://youtu.be/kRBt8zOkTaY

Sa patuloy na pagtaas ng active Covid 19 cases sa ating bansa , may panibagong virus na kumakalat. Ito ang virus ng “bayanihan”, kung saan makikita natin ang pagtutulungan at pagkakaisa ng bawat Pilipino. Ang taglay nating katangian na “bayanihan “ ay naipapakita ngayon sa kumakalat na Community Pantry sa bansa.

Sa patuloy na pagtaas ng active Covid 19 cases sa ating bansa , may panibagong virus na kumakalat. Ito ang virus ng “bayanihan”, kung saan makikita natin ang...

21/04/2021

Pa "care" reaction naman po ako mga kabaro sa mismong video. Maraming salamat po

12/04/2021

As the battle to determine the cause of Ever Given's grounding in the Suez Canal intensifies, the ship's captain is at a crossfire. As per reports, the Suez Canal Authorities have suggested that the…

26/03/2021

Magbiro kana sa lasing wag lang sa seaman na bagong gising.

08/02/2021

MUST-READ: The Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) issues its Advisory No. 2021-05, reiterating clarification on the transitory provision of the MARINA Circular No. 2019-01, "Rules and Regulations in the Issuance of Seafarer's Record Book (SRB) and Seafarer's Identity Document (SID).

Here are the clarifications as to the interpretation of Section VIII, “Transitory Provision” of MARINA Circular No. 2019-01:

1. Seafarers holding valid Seafarer’s Identification and Record Books (SIRB) need not apply for Seafarer Identity Document (SID). The SIRBs continues to serve as identification documents for Filipino Seafarers.

2. The issuance of Seafarer’s Record Books (SRBs), together with the Seafarer’s Identity Documents (SIDs), becomes mandatory only upon expiration of their current SIRBs.

3. Nonetheless, application for the issuance of SID shall be optional for Filipino seafarers holding valid SIRB. However, issuance of SID and SRB shall be applied 6 months prior to the expiration of the SIRB.

4. Filipino Seafarers on-board ships trading domestic waters are not required to have SIDs.

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22/12/2020

Pag kilala mo 'to friend na tayo.

19/12/2020

GOOD NEWS!

VALIDITY OF EXPIRING SRBs, SIRBs ON 01 JANUARY – 30 JUNE 2021 NOW EXTENDED TO ONE YEAR – MARINA

MANILA, PHILIPPINES – The Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) has issued MARINA Advisory 2020-91, which grants a one (1)-year extension of validity for expiring Seafarer’s Record Books (SRBs) and Seafarer's Identification and Record Books (SIRBs) on 01 January to 30 June 2021.

“All SRBs and SIRBs, expiring between 01 January to 30 June 2021, shall be extended for a period of one (1) year from the date of expiry without the need to file for their renewal at the MARINA. This applies to SRBs or SIRBs of all Filipino seafarers who are onboard and ashore at the time of the expiry of their respective SIRBs or SRBs,” MARINA stated in the Advisory.

The issuance of this Advisory effectively amends MARINA Advisory 2020-67, which stated the one (1) year extension of validity SIRBs and SRBs only for the year 2020 – from 13 March 2020 to 31 December 2020.

On the other hand, MARINA strongly encourages seafarers on board plying international routes to apply for their respective Seafarer’s Identity Document (SID).

Manning/crewing agencies and shipping companies, meanwhile, are directed to submit to MARINA the list of their crew members whose validity of their SIRBs and SRBs have been extended pursuant to the said Advisory via email at [email protected]. A format is provided in Annex A of the said Advisory which can be downloaded in the MARINA website.

With the issuance of the said Advisory, the MARINA assures the public that this can help promote for the continued employment of our Filipino seafarers, facilitate crew change and their repatriation, and to allow those ashore to spend more time at home with their loved ones.

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01/12/2020

Sabay po nating sabihin Salamat Shopee!😆😆😆

30/11/2020

Unang araw ng disyembre.

30/11/2020

Nakapagparebond naba ang lahat mga Momshie?😆😆😆

-creditstotherealowner.

30/11/2020

Kaya pala masarap ang RC kasi kakaiba.🤔🤔🤔😁

30/11/2020

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29/11/2020

Paktay si Parekoy!😆😆😆

29/11/2020

Take note mga girls este yung mga nagbebenta pala ng flyers dyan sa kalaw.😆😆😆
May plus points pa yang kasama.😆😆😆

29/11/2020

Tipid tips 101 sa NAIA.😆😆😆
Sino ka relate sa ganitong eksena sa airport?😅

29/11/2020

24 oras po tayo lage at higit sa lahat di mawalan ng net.😆😆😆

29/11/2020

SHIP OWNERS TO RECEIVE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, RETURNING SEAFARERS TO GET FREE COVID-19 TESTING STARTING DECEMBER 1

The critically-impacted Maritime Sector will get needed relief as the Department of Transportation (DOTr), through the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA), is set to waive the collection of some port fees for shipping companies/operators, and provide returning seafarers with free coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) testing.

The said initiatives will be implemented starting 01 December 2020, following the provisions under RA 11494, also known as the “Bayanihan to Recover as One Act” (Bayanihan 2).

To reduce the adverse effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on the shipping industry, the amount of P250 million will be utilized as financial assistance to subsidize the fees to be collected from domestic shipping owners, specifically, dockage (domestic) and lay-up fee (domestic).

For shipping companies/operators to avail of the financial assistance, they must be a holder of a valid Certificate of Public Convenience (CPC), Provisional Authority (PA), or Special Permit (SP) issued by the Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA). Additionally, shipping companies/operators must be a holder of a valid accreditation certificate issued by PPA. Shipping companies/operators who have pending applications for accreditation are also eligible, unless otherwise said application has been denied by PPA.

The financial assistance shall also be on a ‘first come, first served’ and per vessel, per transaction bases.

Meanwhile, the other financial assistance amounting to P270 million allocated for the Maritime Sector will be utilized to fund the COVID-19 testing of returning Filipino seafarers.

Only inbound or returning Filipino seafarers who have disembarked through Philippine ports and airports are entitled to avail of the free COVID-19 testing, as covered by the Bayanihan 2 fund. This will be conducted by a service provider to be sourced by the PPA.

DOTr Secretary Arthur P. Tugade said the financial assistance, in the form of the waived fees and free COVID-19 testing, will be of great help to maritime workers who were greatly affected by the economic downturn.

“Patunay ‘ho ito na hindi pinapabayaan ng ating mahal na Pangulo ang ating mga kababayan, lalo na ang mga bayani nating seafarers. Malaking tulong ito sa kanila lalo pa’t wala pang kasiguraduhan kung kailan matatapos itong pandemya,” the transportation chief said.

For his part, PPA General Manager Jay Daniel Santiago affirmed that the financial assistance will be implemented immediately.

“We are grateful for the support coming from our beloved President Rodrigo Duterte for the allocation of funds to the critically-impacted Maritime sector. Ever since the COVID-19 broke out, our maritime workers have been vital to keep the economy thriving. They are also considered as frontline workers during these challenging times and so we will implement this as soon as possible,” GM Santiago said.

-dotr

28/11/2020

Kaway2 sa mga nakaranas nito.
One of the best rides in my life.
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