Driven to extreme hunger, thirst: BRP Teresa Magbanua crew's ordeal bared
The crew of the BRP Teresa Magbanua (MRRV-9701) was driven to extreme hunger and thirst due to the “illegal” blocking maneuvers conducted by Chinese maritime forces during a resupply mission to Escoda (Sabina) Shoal last month,
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Magbanua, Escoda, and Araling PanlipunanNews that the Coast Guard patrol ship BRP Teresa Magbanua recently withdrew from (Josefa Llanes) Escoda Shoal, in the ...
The Philippines withdrew its Coast Guard vessel from a South China Sea shoal that’s recently been at the center of tensions ...
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PH, Japan, Australia, EU call out ChinaManalo said the BRP Teresa Magbanua, the biggest ship of the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG), merely heaved its anchor with the intent of loitering around Escoda (Sabina) Shoal when it was rammed by ...
The collisions punched a hole in the Teresa Magbanua’s hull and caused other damage. Multiple Chinese vessels surrounded the 97-meter-long Japanese-made patrol ship, during the fracas ...
MANILA (Reuters) -- The Philippines said it was sending a vessel to Sabina Shoal to replace a coast guard ship that returned ...
Each resupply mission is being secretly conducted as a joint military operation between the Philippines and United States.
Philippine officials in Manila said it was their coast guard ship, the BRP Teresa Magbanua, that was rammed ... Also Saturday, Japan lodged a formal protest via China’s embassy against what ...
This incident adds to rising tensions over contested maritime areas, involving multiple regional players, including the US, Japan ... Coast Guard vessel BRP Teresa Magbanua near the Sabina ...
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