3 injured as cargo vessel collides with fastcraft at Lauis Ledge | Inquirer News

3 injured as cargo vessel collides with fastcraft at Lauis Ledge

By: - Reporter / @nestleCDN
/ 10:36 AM October 19, 2018

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CEBU CITY—At least three persons were injured after a cargo vessel collided with a fastcraft at Lauis Ledge in Talisay City on Thursday evening (October 18).

The Philippine Coast Guard- Cebu (PCG) received the collision alarm at around 8:45 p.m.

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Involved in the collision the fastcraft MV Fastcat M11 and the cargo vessel MV Ocean United, owned by the Oceanic Shipping Lines.

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PCG-Cebu spokesperson Lt. Jg. Mike Encina said three persons of the fast craft sustained injuries.

“One of the three passengers was rushed to hospital,” said Encina.

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Encina said the middle part of the fastcraft was also damaged. It however managed to return safely to Pier 3 in Cebu City.

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Encina said the fast craft was headed to Tubigon, Bohol with 70 passengers when the collision happened.

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“We checked the area where the incident happened and fortunately there was no oil spill observed in the area,” said Encina.

Both vessels are now being held as the PCG-Cebu will conduct a further investigation of the incident /muf

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TAGS: Cebu, Coast Guard, collision, Lauis Ledge, Local news, PCG, Talisay City

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