“I just want to clarify that as far as MARINA-NCR is concerned, as far as records are concerned, wala po kaming in-issue na amended CPC sa particular vessel na Princess Empress, that’s number one,' Pascua said.
The director of the Maritime Industry Authority in the National Capital Region on Monday denied signing an amended Certificate of Public Convenience which covered the MT Princess Empress.
MARINA spokesperson Sharon Aledo earlier confirmed that the company RDC Reield Marine Services has a valid company CPC. However, it showed that MT Princess Empress has not yet been added to such CPC. “Kung fake, let the shipping company explain. Ilang beses silang nag submit ng parehong document,” Balilo said.
Aledo also pointed out that a certain Feliciano Tira, who certified the CPC amendment as a true copy, retired on January 1, 2020, and already died on December 27, 2022.
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