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Thursday, September 3, 2026

Parked passenger boat sinks in waters off Calayan town in Cagayan

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A passenger boat sinks due to strong waves along the waters off Magsidel, Calayan Island in Cagayan on September 2. (Photo courtesy of Jeo Robert Arirao/MDRRMO Calayan) 

TUGUEGARAO CITY – A passenger boat that was moored near Calayan town in Cagayan province was sunk by strong waves on Wednesday (Sept. 2) but no one was hurt. 

A worker at the boat, who tried to save his belongings, is safe, said Jeo Robert Arirao, a rescue officer of the Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office, in an interview.

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The boat, M/B Lance, was not ferrying passengers due to the prevailing monsoon rains and the threat of Typhoon Pilandok. It had been secured at the shoreline of Barangay Magsidel at Calayan town when the waves filled the boat with water. 

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On Thursday (Sept. 3), volunteers helped each other tie drums to the sunken boat in order to lift it and pull it to shore.

Sea travel has been restricted by the coast guard due to the gusty winds and strong waves. /mr

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