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    Coast Guard eyes overloading in Basilan sinking

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    Date
    January 31, 2026
    Author
    Espiritu, Rex
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    Classification code
    MS20260131_A1
    Excerpt
    The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) on Friday said the roll-on/roll-off vessel M/V Trisha Kirsten 3 may have been overloaded when it sank off Basilan, following an initial assessment. PCG spokesperson Captain Noemie Cayabyab said the assessment was based on the recovery of 11 bodies on Thursday near the suspected wreck site about 2.75 nautical miles northeast of Baluk-Baluk Island, which exceeded the number of missing persons declared in the initial passenger manifest submitted by the ship’s crew to the coast guard.
    Citation
    Espiritu, R. (2026, January 31). Coast Guard eyes overloading in Basilan sinking. Manila Standard, pp. A1, A2.
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/17369
    Associated content
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    Corporate Names
    Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) Department of Transportation (DOTr) Aleson Shipping Lines Inc.
    Personal Names
    Cayabyab, Noemie Gavan, Ronnie Gil
    Geographic Names
    Basilan Baluk-Baluk Island Zamboanga City Isabela
    Subject
    maritime accidents passenger ships search and rescue
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