Set the alarm for 10:50 a.m.

Web alarm clock for 10:50 a.m.

You are getting your catch records and containers ready now, so handing the catch to the port inspector does not become a last-minute scramble. Set the alarm for 10:50 am while you check the landing details, labels, and anything the inspector may ask to see. That leaves a clear marker before 11:00 am, when the wharf may be busier and the morning heat more noticeable.

Before relying on the alarm for the catch inspection, test it once at a nearby time and confirm that the sound is loud enough over engines, voices, or activity along the port. Keep the browser running and the phone awake afterward: if either is shut down, the catch handover could pass without an alert. A quick advance check also shows whether silent mode, low volume, or an audio permission has muted the signal.

While preparing the catch for the inspector, keep food simple and drinking water within reach. A light merienda or some pandesal can fit into the remaining morning tasks without leaving greasy hands near forms, labels, or containers. Save a full meal for after the inspection, especially if eating it would interrupt the final paperwork or make you rush as 10:50 am approaches.