While travel went smoothly for most passengers at the Port of Batangas, several of them ran into trouble when port authorities held back their 'pasalubong' of ham and fireworks.
While travel went smoothly for most passengers at the Port of Batangas, several of them ran into trouble when port authorities held back their "pasalubong" of ham and fireworks.
"Nagbigay din tayo ng direktiba na sa labas ng terminal natin, magpaskil na rin na sinasabing ipinagbabawal yung papuntang Oriental Mindoro na magdala ng meat products dahil meron yata silang quarantine issue doon," said Philippine Ports Authority General Manager Atty. Jay Daniel Santiago. However, several pet owners were allowed to bring their dogs with them as they had the needed travel papers for their animal friends.
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