Browsing by Author "Mosqueda, Mars W. Jr."

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    • Amend Fisheries Code, Capitol Urged 

      Mosqueda, Mars W. Jr. (Manila Bulletin, January 28, 2014, on page 13)
      A group of commercial fishing operators in Cebu is asking the provincial government to amend the existing Cebu Provincial Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Code for being biased against commercial fishing. Patrick Topalla, ...

    • BFAR lifts Bohol shellfish ban 

      Mosqueda, Mars W. Jr. (Manila Bulletin, May 14, 2017, on page 20)
      The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) lifted the ban on shellfish harvested in the waters off Tagbilaran City and the municipality of Dauis in Bohol and declared the same safe for human consumption. BFAR ...

    • Corals seized in Cebu 

      Mosqueda, Mars W. Jr. (Manila Bulletin, March 18, 2010, on page 8)
      Authorities here have seized more than ₱300,000 worth of sea corals, locally known as gasang, from a local trader in Sitio Kolo, Barangay Punta Engaño, in this city. Inspector Jacinto Mandal Jr. of the Lapu-Lapu City Police ...

    • Mangroves planting for gender equality 

      Mosqueda, Mars W. Jr. (Manila Bulletin, October 26, 2012, on page 14)
      International humanitarian child-centered community development organization, Plan International recently organized a mangrove planting and kayaking clinic for girls in line with its global campaign for gender equality, ...

    • Muro ami fishermen rescued in Palawan 

      Mosqueda, Mars W. Jr. (Manila Bulletin, January 23, 2015, on page 13)
      Twenty-six Cebuano fishermen, claiming that they were illegally recruited and physically abused by the trader – a fellow-Cebuano — who owns their fishing vessel, were rescued by authorities in Palawan. The fishermen claimed ...

    • Shellfish from Bohol unsafe 

      Mosqueda, Mars W. Jr. (Manila Bulletin, March 11, 2017, on page 9)
      The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) office here has warned that all kinds of shellfish gathered from Bohol are not safe for consumption. BFAR raised the warning after it issued a red tide alert in Bohol, ...