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Ten more Chinese fishing vessels have been sighted by the military anchored in
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South China Sea, reports reaching Camp Aguinaldo said yesterday.

The vessels are believed to be the same ones spotted by the Navy anchored in
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The military has sighted two more Chinese fishing vessels in the vicinity of
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Kalayaan Island Group in the South China Sea.

According to reports that reached Camp Aguinaldo yesterday, two Hainan-type
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known as North East Cay. They were spotted by a Navy surveillance plane at
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It's like they never left.

Ten more Chinese fishing vessels have been sighted by the military anchored in
two islands belonging to the Philippine-claimed Kalayaan Island Group in the
South China Sea, reports reaching Camp Aguinaldo said yesterday.

The vessels are believed to be the same ones spotted by the Navy anchored in
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                    [Title] => Navy spots 2 more Chinese fishing vessels in Spratlys
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The military has sighted two more Chinese fishing vessels in the vicinity of
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Kalayaan Island Group in the South China Sea.

According to reports that reached Camp Aguinaldo yesterday, two Hainan-type
fishing vessels were anchored some 1.5 nautical miles east of Parola, also
known as North East Cay. They were spotted by a Navy surveillance plane at
11:30 a.m. on Feb. 26, Western Command chief Maj. Gen.
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Navy spots more Chinese vessels

March 7, 2000 - 12:00am

It's like they never left. Ten more Chinese fishing vessels have been sighted by the military anchored in two islands belonging to the Philippine-claimed Kalayaan Island Group in the South China Sea, reports...

Headlines

Navy spots 2 more Chinese fishing vessels in Spratlys

By Paolo Romero | March 1, 2000 - 12:00am

The military has sighted two more Chinese fishing vessels in the vicinity of Parola Island, one of the islands at the western edge of the Philippine-claimed Kalayaan Island Group in the South China Sea. According...

Headlines