Namataang Chinese research vessel, maayos ang naging koordinasyon ayon sa Philippine Navy

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00:00The Philippine Navy and the Philippine Coast Guard continue to monitor the Chinese research vessel that entered the archipelagic waters of the Philippines.

00:08This is Patrick De Jesus reporting.

00:12A new Chinese vessel entered the archipelagic waters of the Philippines.

00:17It was first detected on February 9 from the Littoral Monitoring Station, Melville, of the AFP Western Command,

00:23the Chinese research vessel, the Lanhai 101, which is operating in the eastern part of the archipelago.

00:29The Philippine Navy's ship, the BRP Andres Bonifacio, was deployed immediately,

00:34along with the Philippine Coast Guard's ship, the BRP Melchorra Aquino, to monitor.

00:39The crew of the Chinese research vessel responded well to the radio challenge.

00:44They said that their rerouting was due to the poor condition of the sea in the eastern part of the archipelago.

00:51They promised to follow the Rites of Innocent passage.

00:55The Navy said that the research vessel came from the port of Malaysia and will return to China.

01:10The Chinese research vessel was last seen in the southern part of Subic Bay, Zambales,

01:15and it is possible that the EEZ of Bansa Bukas has already left.

01:19Just last week, three PLA Navy warships of China entered the archipelagic waters of the country.

01:26But unlike these ships, the coordination of the recently spotted research vessel was better,

01:33which is what all foreign ships should do, said the Navy.

01:50They responded accordingly.

01:52This is the expected behavior of foreign ships from any nationality, from any country,

01:58that passes through our archipelagic waters.

02:00Meanwhile, the AFP also monitored,

02:03after the Office of Civil Defense raised the alert on Palawan and Basilan

02:08due to the expected fall of debris from the Chinese space rocket that was lost on Tuesday.

02:14We have already informed our field units what to do in the event of the debris.

02:18That would probably cause any harm or endanger the security of our people.

02:23Based on the OCD and the Philippine Space Agency,

02:27the possible drop zones of debris are 85 nautical miles from Rosol Reef,

02:3240 nautical miles from Puerto Princesa City, Palawan,

02:36and 33 nautical miles from Hajimutamad, Basilan.

02:40The public was warned not to approach or touch the debris.

02:46Patrick De Azuz for Pambansang TV in Bagog, Philippines.

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