Port of Manila for Week of Dec. 11-16, 2017

December 19, 2017

Port of Manila

11-16 December 2017

REPORT ON ENTRIES
RECORD OF ENTRIES		FORMAL ENTRY		TRANSSHIPMENT ENTRY		WAREHOUSING ENTRY	INFORMAL ENTRY	EXPORT
NUMBER OF ENTRIES FILED		3,462		440		290	2,443	1,759
NUMBER OF ENTRIES IN PROGRESS		216		69¹		41²	0	0
NUMBER OF ENTRIES COMPLETED		3,391		484³		298	2,443	1,759
TOTAL		3,607		553		339	2,443	1,759
GRAND TOTAL		= 8,701
REPORT ON BALIKBAYAN BOXES
#	CONTAINER NUMBER				DATE OF ARRIVA.L		STATUS/DATE OF RELEASE
1	HASU 4641307 / SUDU 5085985				12/03/17		12/11/17
2	ZIMU 1169946				12/04/17		12/11/17
3	SUDU8570890				12/05/17		12/12/17
4	SEGU4776157				12/03/17		12/12/17
5	OOCU 6982170				12/02/17		12/12/17
(Continuation on separate sheets on pages 3-5)
REPORT ON AUCTION
#	AUCTIONED SHIPMENT(S)
	BILL OF LADING NUMBER	CONTAINER NUMBER				DATE AUCTIONED	WINNING BIDDER
	None	None				None	None

#	SHIPMENT(S) SCHEDULED FOR AUCTION4
	BILL OF LADING NUMBER		CONTAINER NUMBER				DATE OF AUCTION
	None		None				None

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[1] Including 7 entries from previous week/s.

2 41 entries reported pending, which were also reported as pending the previous week. WAD reported 21 out of 41 entries as “Lifting of Abandonment is in process, while the remaining 15 are lacking required document and 5 are for examination.”

3 106 Entries from week/s previous to the covered week but completed only during the week covered by this report.

4 The five (5) lots scheduled for auction on 20 December 2017 were already reported in the previous week’s report.

REPORT ON ALERT ORDERS AND WARRANT OF SEIZURE AND DETENTION (Please tick)
#		NAME OF COMPANY	ALERT ORDER NUMBER			WARRANT OF SEIZURE AND DETENTION
1		EPLA TRADING	200 cartons of Infringed Converse Footwear and 300 cartons infringed Adidas Footwear which are part of the shipment of 1×40’ Contr. Van No. MOTU0507954 stc: 979 pkgs. Footwear and Fabrics which arrived from China on November 02, 2017 on board the Vessel: HE SHENG1743S”, No. MCLPWET014039, declared under Entry No. C-128225-17.			S.I. NO. 2017-086-A 13 December 2017
2		ANTHONY SY/ANTHONY LI/BRYAN LEE, OWNER/ PROPRIETOR OF WAREHOUSE –Unit 11-G located at #399 Binondo Warehouse Depot, Baracca St. Binondo Manila	Articles/Items found/stored at Unit 11-G located at 399 Binondo Warehouse Depot, Baracca St. Binondo Manila. Letter of Authority No0. 10-11-002-207.			S.I. NO. 2017-087 14 December 2017
3		PETER PARCON	3,782 blister packs (37,820 pcs) Valium, 129 blister packs (1,290 pcs) Restoril , Unlabelled Medicines, Vallium 3.55 kg., Restoril 1.75 kg., inside a SAL (Surfa3e Air Lift) Dispatch Bag which arrived from ahore Pakistan sometime in August 2017 at the Port of NAIA, and was held at CMEC (Central Mail Exchange Center) and was forwarded to SMED (Surface Mail Exchange Department) Office on December 04, 2017.			S.I. NO. 2017-088 15 December 2017

APPREHENSION(S)
#	NAME OF COMPANY			COMMODITY	QUANTITY			(ESTIMATED) VALUE
	N/A			N/A	N/A			N/A

#	EVENTS/TRAININGS/SEMINARS (TO BE) CONDUCTED						DATE
1	Passing for Excellence thru Effective Communication in the Workplace						12 December 2017
2	Bureau of Customs Year-End Culmination Program Committee Meeting						12 December 2017

#	OTHER OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS/ACCOMPLISHMENT(S)/SIGNIFICANT MATTER(S)
1	Back-to-Back Highest Monthly Collection
2	POM Hymn: Awarding of Certificate of Appreciation and Souvenir Plaques
3	Memo on Skeletal Workforce
4	POM Awarding of Commendations
5	Others (please refer to the accompanying write-up)
(Continuation on separate sheets on pages 5-7)

SUMMARY
TOTAL NUMBER OF ENTRIES	8,701
TOTAL NUMBER OF CONTAINERS STC: BALIKBAYAN BOXES	74
TOTAL NUMBER OF CONTAINERS IN AUCTION	0
TOTAL NUMBER OF WSD ISSUED	3
TOTAL NUMBER OF ALERT ORDERS ISSUED	0

ATTY. ERNELITO G. AQUINO
Officer-in-Charge
concurrent Deputy Collector for Operations

Cc:

Office of the Commissioner

REPORT ON BALIKBAYAN BOXES for the period 11-15 December 2017

REPORT ON BALIKBAYAN BOXES
#	CONTAINER NUMBER	DATE OF ARRIVAL	STATUS/DATE OF RELEASE
6	HMMU6032387	12/08/17	12/12/17
7	CAIU8481096	12/08/17	12/12/17
8	TRLU6927672	12/08/17	12/12/17
9	GESU 6078612	12/08/17	12/12/17
10	HDMU6462081	12/08/17	12/12/17
11	CMAU 7465956	12/10/17	12/12/17
12	APHU 6545025	12/10/17	12/12/17
13	EISU 1587443	12/09/17	12/12/17
14	HMCU 1103889	12/09/17	12/12/17
15	EISU 1773751	12/09/17	12/12/17
16	TCLU 4352116	12/09/17	12/12/17
17	MAGU 5377199	12/09/17	12/12/17
18	EGSU 9158333	12/09/17	12/12/17
19	MRKU 6010313	12/12/17	12/12/17
20	EITU 1212230	12/09/17	12/12/17
21	EITU 1800721	12/09/17	12/12/17
22	OCGU 8033830	12/09/17	12/12/17
23	EGSU 9057683	12/09/17	12/12/17
24	SUDU 7482407	12/04/17	12/12/17
25	OOLU8293638	12/09/17	12/13/17
26	OOLU8874972	12/09/17	12/13/17
27	OOLU6769474	12/09/17	12/13/17
28	TGBU52242	12/08/17	12/13/17
29	BMOU4938815	12/10/17	12/13/17
30	TCNU5056163	12/10/17	12/13/17
31	AMFU 8671457	12/09/17	12/13/17
32	HMCU 9110499	12/09/17	12/13/17
33	EGSU 9087008	12/09/17	12/13/17
34	MRKU 9056220	12/12/17	12/13/17
35	TCNU 8041763	12/08/17	12/13/17
36	TCNU 7730407	12/08/17	12/13/17
37	APHU 6956561 / TLLU 5020222	12/10/17	12/13/17
38	TLLU4279939	12/09/17	12/13/17
39	OCGU 8004067	12/09/17	12/13/17
40	CRXU 9860383 / TCNU 8138579	12/10/17	12/13/17
41	MRKU9692496	12/12/17	12/13/17
42	MSKU 7882312	12/12/17	12/13/17
43	CMAU 7201697 / TCNU 2661767	12/10/17	12/13/17
44	CMAU7126227	12/10/17	12/13/17
45	TRLU 7036656	12/10/17	12/13/17
46	HDMU6502348	12/08/17	12/13/17
47	TEMU7449180	12/10/17	12/13/17
48	OOLU 1848380	12/10/17	12/13/17
49	CAIU7179800	12/08/17	12/13/17
50	SEGU 5146466	12/08/17	12/13/17
51	HMMU 6090932	12/08/17	12/13/17
52	BMOU 5249718	12/08/17	12/13/17
53	HDMU 6452993	12/08/17	12/13/17
54	TCLU 9315352	12/09/17	12/14/17
55	DRYU 2703617	12/09/17	12/14/17
56	EGSU 3008613	12/09/17	12/14/17
57	FCIU 4229417	12/10/17	12/14/17
58	TCLU4889358	12/09/17	12/14/17
59	TCNU 5520504	12/09/17	12/14/17
60	EISU9257643	12/09/17	12/14/17
61	EITU1829432	12/09/17	12/14/17
62	TCNU2898002	12/09/17	12/14/17
63	DRYU9736926	12/08/17	12/14/17
64	BSIU9333118	12/08/17	12/14/17
65	HDMU6885524	12/08/17	12/14/17
66	TCLU5691310	12/08/17	12/14/17
67	SEGU6017801	12/08/17	12/14/17
68	OOLU0705960	12/10/17	12/14/17
69	TCNU 5122579	10/12/17	12/14/17
70	HASU 4111462/HASU 50226344 /SUDU 6590080	12/09/17	12/14/17
71	HMMU 6100537	12/10/17	12/14/17
72	SEGU 1731647	12/09/17	12/15/17
73	BMOU 4797173	12/13/17	12/15/17
74	OOLU 9413907	12/10/17	12/15/17
Nothing follow

BRIEFER: 11-16 DECEMBER 2017 AT THE POM

In summary, the Port of Manila processed 8,701 Entries – ranging from Transshipment, Warehousing, Export, Formal and Informal – generally for the period of 11-16 December 2017, among which 74 containers containing Balikbayan boxes were processed.

There were three (3) Warrant of Seizure issued and no Alert Order issued. There was no Auction and no new schedule for auction.

Back-to-Back Highest Monthly Collection

The Port of Manila (POM) posted back-to-back highest monthly collection in the port’s history. The first was in October 2017 when it collected a record high of 7.10 billion. But the October 2017 record high collection was surpassed not long after, specifically in November 2017 the POM collected a new record high of 7.417 Billion.

POM Hymn: Awarding of Certificate of Appreciation and Souvenir Plaques

A Certificate of Appreciation and a Souvenir Plaque were awarded to Mr. Valeriano Galang for the touching lyrics of the POM Hymn. Souvenir Plaques were also awarded to those who collaborated to complete the POM Hymn and its CD design, among which are Atty. Ernelito Aquino, Atty. Pacifico Rolando. F. Tacub, Jr., Mr. Antonio Meliton Pascual, Atty. Rey Roland Bergado, Mr Leonardo Chavez and Mr. Ely Condat

Memo on Skeletal Force

Having received official declaration that 26 December 2017 and 02 January 2018 are non-working holidays, POM immediately issued a Memorandum requiring its offices/division to maintain skeletal force on those days to serve the transacting public, copy furnished related government offices. Too, letters were issued to POM branches of LandBank and PNB requesting them to be open also on those days.

POM Awarding of Commendations

In recognition of the back-to-back highest monthly collection[1], POM awarded Certificates of Commendations especially to those offices/divisions which surpassed their revised monthly collection targets.

POM’s Surprice Christmas Gift to the

Transacting Public

To break the monotony and as a surprise Christmas gift by the Port of Manila to the transacting public, a free concert was rendered by the InnerVoices, which counts among its band members Atty. Rey Roland Bergado, Chief of the Miscellaneous Manufacturing Bonded Warehouse Division. Thus, last 11 December 2017 at the POM lobby POM Stakeholders were regaled with popular dance songs.

Also on 15 December 2017

POM’s Status Verification System (SVS)

The 3^rd SVS kiosk was downloaded with the POM screensaver Parts I and II (see also write-up belown on POM Screensaver).

POM Screensaver

The POM Screensaver Part I is currently undergoing enhancements transforming it as the Port of Manila’s Year-End video.

GREEN LIGHT: POM Emergency Preparedness Programs

As part of the “Green Light: POM Emergency Preparedness Programs”, POM Screensaver Part II, an instructional video in the event of emergencies (e.g. earthquake, fire, inclement weather, emergency telephone numbers) is already on test broadcast and has been downloaded in one of the three SVS kiosks(ie. The one located at the back door of the FED-Social Hall).

GREEN THUMB: POM’s Environmental Initiative

As an ongoing project, additional flowering plants were introduced at the POM gardens.

Holy Masses

Holy Masses were celebrated at the POM lobby on 13 and 15 December 2017.

POM Facebook Page

The POM Facebook site was updated with new posts on the following:

– The surprise Christmas gift by POM to the transacting public – a free concert by the “InnerVoices”.

– Awarding of a Certificate of Appreciation and Souvenir Plaque to Mr. Valeriano Galang for the lyrics of the “POM Hymn” and the awarding of Souvenir Plaques to those who collaborated to complete the POM Hymn and its Cd design.

– Awarding of Certificate of Commendations to POM offices/division, especially those who surpassed their revised monthly target collection.

– Video on “POM Christmas ID with POM Officials”. The Port took the initiative to contribute to the aim of this year’s annual event to become #1BOC.

“The best antidote I know for worry is work. The best cure for weariness is the challenge of helping someone who is even more tired. One of the great ironies of life is this: He or she who serves almost always benefits more than he or she is served.” – Gordon B. Hinckley

[1] See write-up above on “Back-to-Back Highest Monthly Collection”.

See copy of original document here.