Over 600 passengers, 200 cargoes stranded in 57 ports due to Inday

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ILOILO CITY — Typhoon “Inday” continued to disrupt maritime operations across the country on Friday morning, leaving hundreds of passengers and cargoes stranded as scores of vessels remained under shelter as rough seas persisted, according to the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG). In its Maritime Safety Advisory, the PCG reported that 57 ports in Southern Tagalog,
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