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    US, PH verifying if Chinese have left disputed shoals

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    Date
    October 30, 2016
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    PN20161030_14
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    The Philippines and the US are verifying if Chinese coast guard ships have indeed left a disputed shoal after President Rodrigo Duterte reached out to Beijing, allowing Filipino fishermen back to the rich fishing area that China seized in 2012 as tensions spiked in the South China Sea. Philippine Defense secretary Delfin Lorenzana said the Philippine Coast Guard reported that Chinese ships have not been sighted at Scarborough Shoal in the last three days, but he added the report has to be validated. Lorenzana told The Associated Press that the Philippine air force plans to conduct aerial surveillance of the shoal off the northwestern Philippines as early as Saturday to check the situation.
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    US, PH verifying if Chinese have left disputed shoals (2016 October 30). Panay News, p. 14.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/1632
    Personal Names
    Duterte, Rodrigo Lorenzana, Delfin Blinken, Antony
    Geographic Names
    United States (US) Philippines Scarborough Shoal
    Subject
    disputes territorial waters fishers Aerial surveys artificial islands bilateral agreements international law law of the sea navigation military operations fishing fishing rights property rights livelihoods
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