Over 60,000 passengers at Philippine ports on Maundy Thursday


Philippine Coast Guard personnel guarding a seaport terminal in Manila. — Inquirer file photo

MANILA: More than 60,000 passengers in ports nationwide have so far been recorded by the Philippine Coast Guard (PGC) on Maundy Thursday (April 17).

In a situation report on Thursday, the PCG said the total number of port passengers recorded from 12am to 6am on April 17 was at 60,366.

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