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Almost 200 flights cancelled as 'Karen' intensifies

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<figure class="op-interactive"><iframe allowfullscreen="" frameBorder="0" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/YL7h18h_P_o" width="560"></iframe></figure>More than 200 flights were cancelled as typhoon &quot;Karen&quot; (international name: Sarika) barreled closer to Luzon, the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) announced Saturday morning.Cebu Pacific cancelled at least 30 flights on October 15, and another 144 flights on October 16, while the Philippine Airlines called off at least 95 flights.They are the following:October 15, 2016 (Saturday)Cebu Pacific<ul>	<li>5J319/320 Manila – Legazpi – Manila</li>	<li>5J321/322 Manila – Legazpi – Manila</li>	<li>5J325/326 Manila – Legazpi – Manila</li>	<li>5J327/328 Manila – Legazpi – Manila</li>	<li>5J329/330 Manila – Legazpi – Manila</li>	<li>5J482 Bacolod – Manila</li>	<li>5J490 Bacolod – Manila</li>	<li>5J790 Butuan – Manila</li>	<li>5J396 Cagayan de Oro – Manila</li>	<li>5J608 Cebu – Clark</li>	<li>5J582 Cebu – Manila</li>	<li>5J974 Davao – Manila</li>	<li>5J980 Davao – Manila</li>	<li>5J982 Davao – Manila</li></ul>Cebgo<ul>	<li>DG6113/6114 Manila – Naga – Manila</li>	<li>DG6246 Caticlan – Manila</li>	<li>DG6504 Cebu – Manila</li>	<li>DG6398 Iloilo – Manila</li></ul>Philippine Airlines<ul>	<li>PR 2925 Manila-Legaspi</li>	<li>PR 2926 Legaspi-Manila</li>	<li>PR 2265 Manila -Naga</li>	<li>PR 2266 Naga - Manila</li>	<li>PR 2261 Manila - Naga</li>	<li>PR 2262 Naga- Manila</li>	<li>PR 2071 Manila- Calbayog</li>	<li>PR 2072 Calbayog-Manila</li>	<li>PR 2079 Manila- Catarman</li>	<li>PR 2080 Catarman - Manila</li></ul>October 16, 2016 (Sunday)Cebu Pacific<ul>	<li>5J471/472 Manila – Bacolod – Manila</li>	<li>5J473/474 Manila – Bacolod – Manila</li>	<li>5J483/484 Manila – Bacolod – Manila</li>	<li>5J485/486 Manila – Bacolod – Manila</li>	<li>5J487 Manila – Bacolod</li>	<li>5J929/930 Manila – Bangkok – Manila</li>	<li>5J785/786 Manila – Butuan – Manila</li>	<li>5J787/788 Manila – Butuan – Manila</li>	<li>5J379/380 Manila – Cagayan de Oro – Manila</li>	<li>5J381/382 Manila – Cagayan de Oro – Manila</li>	<li>5J383/384 Manila – Cagayan de Oro – Manila</li>	<li>5J391/392 Manila – Cagayan de Oro – Manila</li>	<li>5J397/398 Manila – Cagayan de Oro – Manila</li>	<li>5J385 Manila – Cagayan de Oro</li>	<li>5J196/197 Manila – Cauayan – Manila</li>	<li>5J553/562 Manila – Cebu – Manila</li>	<li>5J561/554 Manila – Cebu – Manila</li>	<li>5J563/564 Manila – Cebu – Manila</li>	<li>5J567/568 Manila – Cebu – Manila</li>	<li>5J555 Manila – Cebu</li>	<li>5J565 Manila – Cebu</li>	<li>5J887/888 Manila – Cotabato – Manila</li>	<li>5J955 Manila – Davao</li>	<li>5J959 Manila – Davao</li>	<li>5J961/962 Manila – Davao – Manila</li>	<li>5J963 Manila – Davao</li>	<li>5J975 Manila – Davao</li>	<li>5J703/704 Manila – Dipolog – Manila</li>	<li>5J623/624 Manila – Dumaguete – Manila</li>	<li>5J625/626 Manila – Dumaguete – Manila</li>	<li>5J989 Manila – General Santos</li>	<li>5J991/992 Manila – General Santos – Manila</li>	<li>5J995 Manila – General Santos</li>	<li>5J101/102 Manila – Guam – Manila</li>	<li>5J108/109 Manila – Hong Kong – Manila</li>	<li>5J110/111 Manila – Hong Kong – Manila</li>	<li>5J447 Manila – Iloilo</li>	<li>5J451/452 Manila – Iloilo – Manila</li>	<li>5J453/454 Manila – Iloilo – Manila</li>	<li>5J457/458 Manila – Iloilo – Manila</li>	<li>5J321/322 Manila – Legazpi – Manila</li>	<li>5J323/324 Manila – Legazpi – Manila</li>	<li>5J325/326 Manila – Legazpi – Manila</li>	<li>5J327/328 Manila – Legazpi – Manila</li>	<li>5J5054/5055 Manila – Narita – Manila</li>	<li>5J781/782 Manila – Ozamiz – Manila</li>	<li>5J771/772 Manila – Pagadian – Manila</li>	<li>5J773/774 Manila – Pagadian – Manila</li>	<li>5J635/636 Manila – Puerto Princesa – Manila</li>	<li>5J637/638 Manila – Puerto Princesa – Manila</li>	<li>5J643/644 Manila – Puerto Princesa – Manila</li>	<li>5J373/374 Manila – Roxas – Manila</li>	<li>5J513/514 Manila – San Jose – Manila</li>	<li>5J813/814 Manila – Singapore – Manila</li>	<li>5J649/650 Manila – Tacloban – Manila</li>	<li>5J659/660 Manila – Tacloban – Manila</li>	<li>5J617/618 Manila – Tagbilaran – Manila</li>	<li>5J619/620 Manila – Tagbilaran – Manila</li>	<li>5J621/622 Manila – Tagbilaran – Manila</li>	<li>5J504/505 Manila – Tuguegarao – Manila</li>	<li>5J506/507 Manila – Tuguegarao – Manila</li>	<li>5J821/822 Manila – Virac – Manila</li>	<li>5J851/852 Manila – Zamboanga – Manila</li>	<li>5J857/858 Manila – Zamboanga – Manila</li>	<li>5J580/581 Cebu – Manila – Cebu</li>	<li>5J550 Cebu – Manila</li>	<li>5J590 Cebu – Manila</li>	<li>5J150/149 Clark – Hong Kong – Clark</li>	<li>5J537/538 Clark – Singapore – Clark</li>	<li>5J960 Davao – Manila</li>	<li>5J468 Iloilo – Manila</li></ul>Cebgo Flights<ul>	<li>DG6043/6044 Manila – Busuanga – Manila</li>	<li>DG6051/6052 Manila – Busuanga – Manila</li>	<li>DG6223/6224 Manila – Caticlan – Manila</li>	<li>DG6227/6228 Manila – Caticlan – Manila</li>	<li>DG6233/6234 Manila – Caticlan – Manila</li>	<li>DG6225 Manila – Caticlan</li>	<li>DG6241 Manila – Caticlan</li>	<li>DG6243 Manila – Caticlan</li>	<li>DG6113/6114 Manila – Naga – Manila</li>	<li>DG6273 Caticlan – Cebu</li>	<li>DG6236 Caticlan – Manila</li></ul>&quot;Airlines are prepared to have a flight evacuation or move their aircrafts elsewhere should the storm intensify by tomorrow,&quot; MIAA general manager Ed Monreal said.Meanwhile, the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has prohibited all sea vessels from sailing until state weather bureau PAGASA lifts all storm warning signals in the country.&quot;Based on regulations, as soon as signal number 1 is raised, no sea vessel can sail,&quot; Coast Guard spokesperson Armand Balilo said.The PCG has also sent a &quot;notice to mariners to take all anchored vessels into shelter&quot; until the weather improves, he said.As of Saturday morning, at least 3,909 passengers are stranded in different ports in Matnog, Bicol, Masbate, and Batangas, the PCG said.

Almost 200 flights have been cancelled as Typhoon Karen (international name Sarika) barreled closer to Luzon, the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) announced Saturday morning.

Almost 200 flights have been cancelled as Typhoon Karen (international name Sarika) barreled closer to Luzon, the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) announced Saturday morning.