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    'Monster' CCG ship spotted near Ayungin

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    Date
    June 25, 2024
    Author
    Ong, Ghio
    Cariaso, Bella
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    Classification code
    PS20240625_1
    Excerpt
    The world’s largest coast guard ship owned by China was spotted yesterday cruising near Ayungin Shoal, where the Philippines maintains a small military outpost on the beached BRP Sierra Madre. Also called “The Monster,” the 12,000-ton China Coast Guard (CCG) vessel with bow number 5901 “passed close by the Philippines’ outpost aboard the BRP Sierra Madre at 2nd Thomas (Ayungin) Shoal,” wrote maritime defense and security expert Ray Powell on his X account.
    Citation
    Ong, G. & Cariaso, B. (2024, June 25). 'Monster' CCG ship spotted near Ayungin. The Philippine Star, pp. 1, 4.
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/14674
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    Corporate Names
    China Coast Guard (CCG) Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) Philippine Navy (PN)
    Personal Names
    Powell, Ray Tarriela, Jay Cuaresma, Leanardo
    Geographic Names
    Ayungin Shoal Thitu (Pag-asa) Island Bajo de Masinloc South China Sea Zambales
    Subject
    territorial waters exclusive economic zones disputes fishers fishing grounds fishing
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