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    'China may be building airstrip on Subi Reef'

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    Date
    April 28, 2015
    Author
    Romero, Alexis
    Laude, Jaime
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    Classification code
    PS20150428_10
    Excerpt
    China appears to be building an airstrip on Zamora (Subi) Reef in the Spratlys archipelago, boosting notions that the Asian superpower is conducting reclamation in disputed areas to display its military might. In a span of ten weeks, China has built an island compatible with an airstrip over Zamora Reef, according to a report published by online magazine The Diplomat over the weekend. “The dimensions and shape of the landfill, which is still underway, are compatible with a potential airstrip 3,300 meters long,” The Diplomat reported.
    Citation
    Romero, A., & Laude, J. (2015, April 28). 'China may be building airstrip on Subi Reef'. The Philippine Star, p. 10.
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/3005
    Corporate Names
    Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) National Coast Watch Center
    Geographic Names
    China Philippines Zamora Subi Reef Spratly Islands Kagitingan Reef Fiery Cross Reef
    Subject
    territorial waters disputes land reclamation military operations satellite sensing photographs
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