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    Chinese vessels back in Mainland after research in Reed Bank-Navy

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    August 17, 2020
    Author
    Acosta, Rene
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    BM20200817_A3
    Excerpt
    The two Chinese vessels that carried out “unauthorized” research activities in the Recto Bank near the island of Palawan early this month are back in China, Navy Flag Officer in Command Vice Admiral Giovanni Carlo Bacordo said on Sunday. The research ships Xiang Yang Hong and Haiyan Dizhi are already in Haikou and Xiangzhou Districts, both in China, after carrying out research at the oil-rich Reed Bank, which is located within the Philippines’s 200-mile exclusive economic zone. The research reportedly took place during the first week of August, and the Navy has encouraged the government to file a diplomatic protest against Beijing.
    Citation
    Acosta, R. (2020, August 17). Chinese vessels back in Mainland after research in Reed Bank-Navy. Business Mirror, p. A3.
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/9704
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    Corporate Names
    Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Philippine Navy
    Personal Names
    Bacordo, Giovanni Carlo
    Geographic Names
    Recto Bank Palawan China Reed Bank South China Sea
    Subject
    research vessels Exclusive economic zone disputes territorial waters
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