CEBU CITY, Philippines ---At least 50 passengers of the passenger ferry that caught fire early Wednesday morning have arrived at the Dapitan Port in Zamboanga del Norte. Alan Barredo, a passenger of the Fast Cat which was the first to respond the distress call sent by Lite Ferry 16, said the rescued passengers are now being taken care of. "Nagbigay na kami ng mga damit sa kanila. (We were able to give them clothes already)," he said in an interview over radio Cebu City-based dyLA. Lite Ferry 16, which came from Samboan town in southern Cebu, was just 1.5 nautical miles from Pulauan Port in Dapitan City when it caught fire past 1 a.m. on Wednesday, August 28. Investi...
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