Romblon-bound ship strands passengers, faces sanctions

A ship en route to Romblon overloaded with passengers disrupted travel plans at Batangas Port last weekend, prompting officials to launch an investigation into possible sanctions.

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Romblon-bound ship strands passengers, faces sanctions

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