Chinese coast guard spokesperson Gan Yu said that the Philippine ship sailed toward the Chinese coast guard ship “unprofessionally” and “dangerously,” causing the two vessels to brush ... Shoal, which ...
That the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) finds itself having to profusely explain the pullout of the besieged BRP Teresa Magbanua after five months of heroic defense of Escoda Shoal in the West ...
The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) on Monday said the country has not lost Escoda Shoal in the West Philippine Sea (WPS) despite the pullout of BRP Teresa Magbanua. “As far as the Philippines Coast ...
The national government is planning to deploy other vessels to Escoda Shoal as a replacement for BRP Terersa Magbanua after it was pulled out over the weekend, the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) said on ...
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) on Monday said that it had not given up on Escoda (Sabina) Shoal despite pulling out its ship there after a record-setting five months of ...
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines is not giving up Escoda Shoal. Another Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) ship is on its way to replace the BRP Teresa Magbanua, whose departure from the area has ...
THE Navy’s spokesman for the West Philippine Sea on Tuesday said that Escoda Shoal (also known as Sabina Shoal) will not end up controlled by the Chinese like what happened to Scarborough Shoal ...
MANILA, Philippines — The departure of BRP Teresa Magbanua to Escoda (Sabina) Shoal is “entirely different” from the 2012 incident in Panatag (Scarborough) Shoal which led to China’s effective control ...
In a statement, NMC chairman and Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin confirmed reports that Teresa Magbanua has left Escoda Shoal – a critical area within the West Philippine Sea (WPS ...
The Philippine government should focus on conducting regular patrols in and around Escoda Shoal, also known as Sabina Shoal, ...
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