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PCG: China Coast Guard fired water cannon vs 2 more BFAR vessels near Pag-asa Island

PCG: China Coast Guard fired water cannon vs 2 more BFAR vessels near Pag-asa Island

PCG: China ‘monster ship’ departs Zambales coast

PCG: China ‘monster ship’ departs Zambales coast

PCG spots ‘monster ship,’ more China vessels at Bajo de Masinloc

PCG spots ‘monster ship,’ more China vessels at Bajo de Masinloc

PCG drives China ‘monster ship’ farther away from Zambales coast

PCG drives China ‘monster ship’ farther away from Zambales coast

West PH Sea: 2 largest PCG vessels deployed to shadow China monster ship

West PH Sea: 2 largest PCG vessels deployed to shadow China monster ship

China 'monster ship' passed through 12 WPS features —PCG

China 'monster ship' passed through 12 WPS features —PCG

China Coast Guard’s “monster ship” remains within Escoda Shoal contrary to a previous report that it had left, says Commodore Jay Tarriela, Philippine Coast Guard spokesperson for the West Philippine Sea. I 🎥: Ryan Leagogo, INQUIRER.net READ: https://www.inquirer.net/408989/west-philippine-sea-china-coast-guards-monster-ship-still-in-escoda-pcg/#ixzz8gDVNUz00 | INQUIRER.net

China Coast Guard’s “monster ship” remains within Escoda Shoal contrary to a previous report that it had left, says Commodore Jay Tarriela, Philippine Coast Guard spokesperson for the West Philippine Sea. I 🎥: Ryan Leagogo, INQUIRER.net READ: https://www.inquirer.net/408989/west-philippine-sea-china-coast-guards-monster-ship-still-in-escoda-pcg/#ixzz8gDVNUz00 | INQUIRER.net

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Lumayo na ang tinaguriang "monster" ship o Chinese Coast Guard (CCG) vessel 5901 sa karagaratang sakop ng Zambales, ayon kay Philippine Coast Guard #PCG Commodore Jay Tarriela. Pinalitan ang naturang barko ng isa pang CCG vessel na 3304 na as of 10 a.m. ngayong Lunes, Jan. 20 ay umaaligid sa layong 60.4 nautical miles ng Zambales. "CCG 3304 is doing the same thing. It is doing it's erratic movement, going up and down and maintaining a distance between 60-70 nautical miles away from Zambales," sa

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PCG: China ‘monster ship’ moves near Lubang, Occidental Mindoro

#FrontlineWeekend | Patuloy na binabantayan ng Philippine Coast Guard #PCG ang "monster ship" ng China na nananatili sa exclusive economic zone ng Pilipinas sa Zambales. #News5 For more latest stories, visit us at www.news5.com.ph | News5

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Nananatili sa Escoda Shoal sa loob ng Exclusive Economic Zone ng Pilipinas ang tinaguriang ‘monster ship’ ng China, ayon sa Philippine Coast Guard. | GMA News

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#FrontlineWeekend | Patuloy na itinataboy ng Philippine Coast Guard #PCG ang mga barko ng China na mahigit isang linggo nang nasa baybayin ng Zambales, kabilang ang sinasabing “monster ship.” #News5 For more videos, visit us at www.news5.com.ph. | News5

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#SentroBalita | PCG, patuloy ang pagharang sa ‘The Monster ship’ ng China Coast Guard na ilegal na nananatili sa EEZ ng Pilipinas | PTV

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The Philippine Coast Guard says it spotted more Chinese vessels, including the so-called monster ship, at Bajo de Masinloc, otherwise known as Scarborough Shoal. Read more: https://inqnews.net/ChineseVesselsatBDM | INQUIRER.net

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PCG: China's monster ship, other CCG vessels detected near Bajo de Masinloc | ABS-CBN News

China's ‘monster ship’ returned to Bajo de Masinloc -PCG

China’s “monster ship” has left the coastline of Zambales, but another Chinese vessel is heading to the area it vacated, according to the Philippine Coast Guard. Read more: https://inqnews.net/PCGonChinaMonsterShip | INQUIRER.net

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China Coast Guard "Monster Ship" continues illegal presence in Philippine EEZ — PCG Spokesman NEWS UPDATE: Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) spokesperson Commodore Jay Tarriela reported on Monday, Jan. 6, via his X account that the so-called “monster ship,” a vessel of the China Coast Guard (CCG 5901), is maintaining its illegal presence within the Philippine Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) for the third consecutive day. In response, BRP Cabra (MRRV-4409) challenged the assertions by tailing and shadow

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China Coast Guard "Monster Ship" continues illegal presence in Philippine EEZ — PCG Spokesman NEWS UPDATE: Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) spokesperson Commodore Jay Tarriela reported on Monday, Jan. 6, via his X account that the so-called “monster ship,” a vessel of the China Coast Guard (CCG 5901), is maintaining its illegal presence within the Philippine Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) for the third consecutive day. In response, BRP Cabra (MRRV-4409) challenged the assertions by tailing and shadow

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China Coast Guard "Monster Ship" continues illegal presence in Philippine EEZ — PCG Spokesman NEWS UPDATE: Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) spokesperson Commodore Jay Tarriela reported on Monday, Jan. 6, via his X account that the so-called “monster ship,” a vessel of the China Coast Guard (CCG 5901), is maintaining its illegal presence within the Philippine Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) for the third consecutive day. In response, BRP Cabra (MRRV-4409) challenged the assertions by tailing and shadow

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PCG, patuloy na minimonitor ang "monster ship" ng China Coast Guard na nananatili pa rin malapit sa Zambales via CATH AUSTRIA | 105.1 Brigada News FM Manila

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China deploys ‘monster ship’ off Zambales coast as PCG ship pushes away other Chinese vessel | ABS-CBN News

West Philippine Sea: China Coast Guard's 'monster ship' still in Escoda – PCG

West PH Sea: China ‘monster’ ship came much nearer to El Nido, Palawan - PCG

PCG issues radio challenge against China’s ‘monster ship’ #Brunch | The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) issued a radio challenge against China’s “monster ship” at Escoda Shoal in the West Philippine Sea. | ONE News

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PCG: As ‘monster’ sails away, another China ship nears Zambales coast

PCG: China 'monster ship' leaves Zambales, but new vessel heads to spot

PCG continues to shadow China ‘monster ship' inside EEZ

PCG Spokesperson for WPS confirms China’s "Monster Ship" not leaving Escoda Shoal | UNTV News and Rescue

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PCG pushes China's 'monster ship' further away from Zambales coast | ABS-CBN News

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