SBMA is now enforcing stricter safety protocols to ensure the health and safety of visitors to the Subic Bay Freeport amid the recent surge in COVID-19 infections.
SBMA has generated a total of P65.73 million in income from participating in the government’s crew-change program that facilitated the safe and speedy travel of Filipino and foreign seafarers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) persistently defied the economic downturn brought about by the continuing COVID-19 pandemic this year and registered a total of P16.67 billion in investments from January to December.
SBMA has fielded an 11-man rescue team to assist in emergency operations in areas devastated by Typhoon Odette.
The Bureau of Quarantine (BOQ) formally opened its satellite office in the Subic Bay Freeport on Tuesday, December 14, in response to a growing demand for International Certificates of Vaccination (ICVs) or “yellow cards” that are required for travel to other countries.
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