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<\/a>Entrance to the port<\/p><\/div>\n
As with many places in the Philippines there is a security at the gate. Visitors must also pay a small fee for entering the port complex. Speaking of the complex here’s a scale model of the area:<\/p>\n
The place is pretty big. It has to be. The daily catch of fish in the area is around 750 tonnes. All these fish must fit somewhere… They also need to be transported somehow. So, as is customary in Asia in general, various types of vehicles are used for that purpose. These can include:<\/p>\n Jeepneys in fish port<\/p><\/div>\n The jepneeys don’t have to transport people only. They transport people to the fish port and people with fish back to the city \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n Another vehicle used:<\/p>\n Tricycle<\/p><\/div>\n Tricycles are used to transport everything. There is no reason why fish should not be included in the “everything” group.<\/p>\n There are also regular trucks in use:<\/p>\n A lot of them, in a manner similar to jeepneys, have customized graphics.<\/p>\n For intra-port transportation you can use this:<\/p>\n or this:<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/a><\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n