Pasig River Ferry ops still suspended due to bad weather — MMDA

Pasig River Ferry (INQUIRER file photo / GRIG C. MONTEGRANDE)

MANILA, Philippines — The operations of all Pasig Ferry stations remain suspended on Wednesday (October 23) due to bad weather, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) stated.

According to the MMDA, ferry operations were first suspended on Tuesday when Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 1 was raised in Metro Manila.

“Nananatiling suspendido ang operasyon ng Pasig River Ferry Service ngayong araw, October 23, dahil sa pagtataas ng Signal #1 sa Metro Manila bunsod ng bagyong #KristinePH,” the announcement reads.

(Pasig River Ferrry Service operations remain suspected today (October 23) brought by the raising of Signal # 1 in Metro Manila due to storm Kristine.)

Below is the list of all Pasig Ferry Stations:

Pinagbuhatan
San Joaquin
Maybunga
Kalawaan
Guadalupe
Valenzuela
Hulo
Lambingan
Sta. Ana
PUP
Lawton
Escolta
Quinta

In an advisory from the Presidential Communications Office, classes and work across Luzon were likewise suspended due to heavy rains brought by the effects of tropical storm Kristine (international name: Trami).

Based on the state weather bureau’s latest report, Metro Manila and surrounding provinces are under a yellow rainfall warning, with potential flooding expected in low-lying areas and near river channels.

READ: Heavy rainfall warning up in Southern Luzon, other areas