08/07/2026
🚨🌊 TYPHOON CATEGORY FLAG WARNING | SAN ANTONIO, ZAMBALES 🌊🚨
⚠️ ATTENTION ALL VISITORS, TOURISTS, RESIDENTS, RESORT OWNERS, LOCAL TOUR COORDINATORS, BOAT OPERATORS, AND FISHERFOLK!
For everyone's safety, ALL WATER ACTIVITIES IN SAN ANTONIO, ZAMBALES ARE STRICTLY PROHIBITED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
❌ NO Island Hopping
❌ NO Swimming in Open Waters
❌ NO Boating / Motorboat Operations
❌ NO Kayaking, Paddleboarding, Jet Skiing, or Other Water Sports
❌ NO Fishing or Other Sea-Related Activities
This advisory is issued in accordance with the Sea Travel Advisory 07-01 of the Philippine Coast Guard Sub Station San Antonio dated 07 July 2026. Due to the approaching tropical cyclone (international name BAVI, to be named "INDAY" upon entering the Philippine Area of Responsibility), enhanced southwest monsoon conditions are expected to bring strong winds, rough seas, high waves, and dangerous coastal conditions. As a result, all vessel and motorboat operations are suspended until weather and sea conditions are declared safe by the proper authorities.
🛑 YOUR SAFETY IS OUR PRIORITY
✔️ Stay away from beaches, shorelines, and coastal waters.
✔️ Do not attempt to cross the sea despite calm-looking conditions.
✔️ Secure boats and coastal properties.
✔️ Prepare emergency supplies and keep communication devices charged.
✔️ Continuously monitor official advisories from PAGASA, the Philippine Coast Guard, and the Local Government Unit headed by the Municipal Mayor Arvin Rolly D. Antipolo, MD
🌧️ Let's work together to keep everyone safe. Your cooperation can help prevent accidents and save lives.
📢 Please share this advisory with your family, friends, and fellow travelers.
