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    China to start civilian flights from disputed isle

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    Date
    March 13, 2016
    Author
    Reuters
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    Classification code
    PS20160313_1
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    China will begin civilian flights to and from a disputed South China Sea island within a year, state media reported on Friday, as the government expands infrastructure on islands and reefs also claimed by other countries in the region. The US, which has voiced concerns about China’s assertive pursuit of territory in the South China Sea, said launching such flights could complicate disputes between rival claimants in the region. media said the flights would be to Sansha City on Woody Island in the Paracel archipelago, China’s administrative base for islands and reefs it controls in the South China Sea.
    Citation
    China to start civilian flights from disputed isle. (2016, March 13). The Philippine Star, pp. 1, 3.
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/7324
    Personal Names
    Xiao, Jie Richey-Allen, Anna
    Geographic Names
    China South China Sea United States Sansha City Woody Island Paracel Island Brunei Malaysia Philippines Taiwan Vietnam Fiery Cross Reef Beijing
    Subject
    disputes territorial waters land reclamation military operations
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