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    Chinese vessels still in Spratlys, says task force

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    May 13, 2021
    Author
    Aquino, Norman P.
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    BW20210513_S1/12
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    Hundreds of Chinese militia vessels were still scattered around the Spratly Islands in the South China Sea, both within and outside Manila’s exclusive economic zone, according to a Philippine task force. In a statement, the task force said 287 Chinese ships were still in Philippine waters, many of them spotted near artificial islands built by China, while some were near islands occupied by Manila, based on patrols made on May 9. Two Houbei class missile warships were also near Mischief Reef, while two Vietnamese logistics ships and a VN Coast Guard vessel were at Grierson Reef, it said.
    Citation
    Aquino, N. P. (2021, May 13). Chinese vessels still in Spratlys, says task force. BusinessWorld, p. S1/12.
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/10928
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    Corporate Names
    Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA)
    Personal Names
    Roque, Herminio L. Jr. Locsin, Teodoro Jr. Duterte, Rodrigo Aquino, Benigno III Carpio, Antonio T. del Rosario, Albert
    Geographic Names
    Spratly Islands South China Sea Philippines China Mischief Reef Grierson Reef Julian Felipe Reef West Philippine Sea Scarborough Shoal
    Subject
    Exclusive economic zone territorial waters disputes law of the sea international law Governments
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