“A patrol boat with a Chinese ship and a collision” is announced by the Philippine government
The Philippine government announced in August that a patrol boat that collided with the Chinese Sea Police Bureau's ship at Savina Reef in the South China Sea is withdrawn to the Philippine port.
After repairing holes opened to the hull due to a collision, it will be re -attached to the mission to protect sovereignty.
フィリピン政府は15日に、南シナ海の南沙諸島、英語名スプラトリー諸島にあるサビナ礁に、およそ5か月停泊し、中国船の監視にあたっていた巡視船が母港に向けて引き揚げていると発表しました
The Philippine government announced on Tuesday that the Sabina reef in the South Shada Islands of the South China Sea and the English name Splatley Islands was anchored for about 5 months, and the patrol boat that had been monitoring Chinese ships was withdrawn toward the home port.
The patrol boat had been dispatched since April, assuming signs of landfills by the Chinese side in Savina reefs, but the Filipino government has not been confirmed so far, and the reason for the withdrawal is the mission of the Philippines.It is because it was completed
This patrol boat was collided with the Chinese Police Bureau's ship in August, holes in the hull, and was frequently obstructed by the Chinese side, and the Philippine government repaired and replenished.They will later put on the mission to protect sovereignty.
Savina reef is located inside the exclusive economic zone in the Philippines, but China claimed to withdraw the patrol boat.
The Chinese Police Bureau has announced the spokeswoman discussion and claims that the national territory sovereignty and marine interests will continue to be firmly protected.
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