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Notice of Vitual Public Hearing on the Application of Prudential Brokerage Services, Inc. Port Terminal Management Corp. (PCBSI-PTMC) for the adjustment of cargo handling tariff rates
JULY 08, 2026 2:00PM
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05 OCTOBER 2026 – The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) and the Pambansang Tinig at Lakas sa Pantalan (PANTALAN) signed the 9th Collective Negotiation Agreement (CNA) for 2026-2029 today at the PPA Head Office. The agreement reaffirms their shared commitment to employee welfare, harmonious labor-management relations, and a more productive public service.
01 OKTUBRE 2026 — Nanatiling ligtas at maayos ang operasyon sa Port of Calapan kasunod ng magnitude 5.0 na lindol na may lakas na Intensity III nitong ika-30 ng Setyembre, ayon sa Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS). Walang naiulat na pinsala sa pasilidad o nasugatan sa pantalan, habang nanatiling alerto ang mga tauhan at nakahanda sa agarang pagtugon sakaling magkaroon ng anumang epekto sa operasyon at kaligtasan ng mga pasahero at iba pang port users.
29 SEPTEMBER 2026 — Through the combined efforts of the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA), Philippine Coast Guard (PCG), and Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA), this year’s host agency, the 2026 National Maritime Week (NMW) celebration reached port and coastal communities nationwide, with PPA mobilizing its 25 Port Management Offices (PMOs) for activities under the Maritime and Archipelagic Nation Awareness Month (MANA Mo).
23 SETYEMBRE 2026 — Tatlong buwan ng masinsinang pagsasanay, disiplina, at mga hamon ang hinarap ng 31 bagong Port Police ng Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) bilang bahagi ng Batch 19-2026 “Mapanatag,” na pormal nang nagtapos sa Basic Port Police Course (BPPC) nitong ika-21 Setyembre sa PPA Head Office.
Pinangunahan ni PPA General Manager Jay Santiago ang graduation ceremony kung saan binigyang diin niya ang responsibilidad na kaakibat ng kanilang tungkulin bilang Port Police.
21 SEPTEMBER 2026 — The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) and Port of Antwerp-Bruges International (PoABI) are deepening cooperation in port development and management following the signing of a five-year Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) aimed at promoting knowledge exchange, capacity building, and the adoption of international best practices in the Philippine port sector.
17 SETYEMBRE 2026 — Tiniyak ng Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) na patuloy at mahigpit ang pagpapatupad ng multi-layered na security protocol sa lahat ng pantalan na pinamamahalaan nito sa buong bansa, bilang bahagi ng patuloy nitong pagtupad sa mandato na tiyakin ang ligtas at maayos na operasyon ng mga pantalan para sa mga pasahero, cargo owners, at iba pang port stakeholders.
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16 SEPTEMBER 2026 — The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) is strengthening fire safety and emergency response capabilities in its ports through the deployment of dedicated Emergency Response Vehicles (ERVs) to selected Port Management Offices (PMOs) and Terminal Management Offices (TMOs) nationwide.
14 SEPTEMBER 2026 – As an archipelagic nation exposed to multiple natural hazards, the Philippines remains highly vulnerable to typhoons, earthquakes, floods, storm surges, and other disasters. The country ranked first in the 2024 WorldRiskIndex, underscoring the need for stronger disaster preparedness and resilience, particularly for critical infrastructure such as ports that connect the country’s islands and serve as lifelines for the movement of people and essential goods.
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