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Information Notice Republic of the Philippines MARII{A Department of Transpo(ation MARITIME INDUSTRY AUTHORIW Regional Office lV INFORMATION NOTICE TO ALL SHIPPING COMPANIES / SHIPOWNERS / OPERATORS / MARITIME ENTERPRISES AND OTHER CONCERNED SUBJECT LIST OF PRIORITY ROUTES UNDER THE TRANSITION PLAN MARINA RO IV This is to inform that pursuant to MARINA Memorandum circular (MC) No. 2oi6-o2, entitled, "Revised Rules on the Phase out of wooden Hulled ships carrying passengers in Domestic shipping" and in relation to the program towards the implementation of modernization plan of the government by way of promoting the use of modern ship design with technologically-improved alternative hull materials, the following are the priority routes under the transition plan of MARINA RO lV: 1 Cagbalete - Mauban (both in Quezon) and vicc versa 2 Atimonan - Perez (both in Quezon) and viee versa 3 Anawan/Taluong, Polillo - Real (both in Quezon) and vice versa 4 Real- Jomalig (both in Quezon) and vice versa 5 Agkawayan, Looc, Occidental Mindoro - Calatagan, Batangas and vice versa 6 Poblacion, Looc, Occidental Mindoro - Agkawayan, Looc, Occidental Mindoro - Calatagan, Batangas and vice versa 7. San Jose, Occidental Mindoro - Concepcion, Agutaya, Palawan and vice versa 8. Gasan, Marinduque - Pinamalayan, Oriental Mindoro and vice versa 9. San Fernando - San Agustin - Romblon (all in Romblon) and vice versa 10. Calatrava - San Femando (both in Romblon) and vice versa 11. Sta. Fe, Romblon - Hambil, Romblon- Catiklan, Aklan and vice versa 12. Romblon - Ambulong/Agtiwa (both in Romblon) and vice versa 13. Sta. Fe, Romblon - Catiklan, Malay, Aklan and vice versa 14. Odiongan, Romblon - Roxas, Oriental Mindoro - San Agustin, Romblon - Romblon, Romblon and vice versa '15. Banton, Romblon - Pinamalayan, Oriental Mindoro and vice versa to. Looc, Romblon - Caticlan, Aklan and vice versa 17. Roxas, Palawan - Araceli, Palawan and vice versa 18. Poblacion Balabac - Bancalaan, Balabac - Buliluyan, Bataraza - Rio Tuba, Bataraza (All in Palawan) and vice versa 19. Bancalaan, Balabac - Rio Tuba, Balaraza (both in Palawan) and vice versa 20. Agutaya, Palawan - Cuyo, Palawan and vice versa 21 . Cuyo, Palawan - San Jose, Antique and vice versa 22. Manamoc - Taytay (both in Palawan) and vice versa 23. Cagayancillo - Puerto Princesa City (both in Palawan) and vice versa 24. Cagayancillo, Palawan - lloilo City and vice versa 25. Cagayancillo - Roxas (both in Palawan) and vice versa 26. Cagayancillo - Cuyo (both in Palawan) and vice versa 27. Cuyo - Dumaran (both in Palawan) and vice versa 28. Dumaran - Roxas (both in Palawan) and vice versa 29. San Miguel, Linapacan - San Fernando, El Nido via Colaylayan, Linapacan ( in Palawan) and vice versa MISIgION: "To lead a l,a'ogressiue maritime administrationfor saf* people, sof,er ships, and cleaner erutbonment.' Citimart Plaza Complex, National Highway, Tel. No. ((X3) 723-1365 / (0,13) 702-1162 Brgy. Calioanto, Baiangas city, 4200 Email: trIgUaoglhg.qgllgh The above-mentioned routes were presently operated by motorbancas and are scheduled by this Office for the conduct of market study. Shipping companies are hereby encouraged to consider to deploy ships with technologically improved hull materials in the said routes. This Office is willing to assist you in your application for authority to operate and other permits. For your information and consideration. ENG B. CC: OADM DAO DAP MR06 Palawan Extercion Office Lucena Extension Office.
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