PANGASINAN has a coastline that
stretches 285,661 kilometers. This long shoreline, an
entryway into one of the biggest provinces in the
country in terms of land area and population, has not
been tapped for its many potentials, including leaving
it sandwiched between two international ports: the Subic
port in Zambales on the south and the San Fernando Port
in La Union.
But we see a major change happening
now with the construction of the Sual Port, which
finally broke ground last week.
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