A video circulating online shows passengers on a ferry from Bohol to Dumaguete City experiencing a terrifying voyage on Sunday, September 15th, 2024. The fast craft encountered rough seas due to the strong southwest monsoon and the effects of Tropical Storm Bebinca.
The video, shared by Bohol native Jan Anderson Cuadra on Facebook, captures the panic onboard as the vessel is tossed by the waves. Passengers can be heard screaming and crying amidst the chaos. The ferry was eventually forced to turn back to Bohol for safety reasons.
Many viewers expressed relief that the passengers returned safely, while others questioned the decision to sail in such hazardous weather. The incident highlights the unpredictable nature of sea travel during storms and monsoons, and the importance of prioritizing passenger safety.
The video serves as a reminder of the risks involved in sea travel during bad weather, and raises concerns about communication and decision-making during such situations. It also emphasizes the need for robust safety measures for sea vessels operating in challenging conditions.
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