Two Chinese coast guard vessels were spotted off Pangasinan province, the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) said on Sunday.

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PCG dispatches vessels to drive away 2 Chinese ships in West PH Sea

The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) said Sunday it detected the"illegal presence" of two Chinese Coast Guard (CCG) vessels about 34 nautical miles off the coast of Pangasinan.

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Coast Guard spots 'illegal presence' of 2 Chinese vessels near Pangasinan

The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) aircraft confirmed the illegal presence of the China Coast Guard vessels, identified by bow numbers 3301 and 3104, on Feb. 2, 2025. The CCG vessels did not respond to the radio challenge issued by the PCG. Photo from the PCG. MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has dispatched two of its vessels to “address the illegal presence” of two Chinese ships in waters off Pangasinan. According to PCG spo…

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MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine Navy said Monday, February 3, that it had “warned off and issued consecutive radio challenges” to three Chinese Navy ships that were stpotted in an area off Bajo de Masinloc or Scarborough Shoal in the West Philippine Sea.  In a statement, the Navy said that the BRP Jose Rizal was conducting regular maritime patrols some 57 nautical miles off Scarborough Shoal, a high-tide elevation located some 120 nautical …

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PH Navy issues challenge vs Chinese Navy ships off Scarborough Shoal

In a statement on Sunday, February 2, PCG spokesperson Commodore Jay Tarriela said that the CCG vessels, identified as CCG-3301 and CCG-3104, were discovered approximately 34 nautical miles off the coast of Pangasinan through the PCG's Dark Vessel Detection program.

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PCG: Chinese Coast Guard ships detected near Pangasinan coast

THE Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) on Sunday detected two China Coast Guard (CCG) vessels sailing near the coast of Pangasinan. The PCG said the ships with bow numbers 3301 and 3104 were tracked through its Dark Vessel Detection program 34 nautical miles from the Pangasinan coast. PCG Commandant Admiral Ronnie Gil Gavan has ordered a PCG plane to visually confirm the presence of the ships and issue a radio challenge to them. Commodore Jay Tarriela…

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2 China coast guard ships spotted off Pangasinan

The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has confirmed the illegal sailing of two Chinese Coast Guard (CCG) vessels in Pangasinan waters. According to PCG Spokesperson for the West Philippine Sea Commodore Jay Tarriela, the CCG vessels were approximately 34 nautical miles off the coast of Pangasinan with bow numbers 3301 and 3104. PCG personnel aboard a designated Islander aircraft also conducted a radio challenge, but the two vessels denied it.

Kinumpirma ng Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) ang iligal na paglalayag ng dalawang barko ng Chinese Coast Guard (CCG) sa karagatang sakop ng Pangasinan. Ayon kay PCG Spokesperson for the West Philippine Sea Commodore Jay Tarriela, tinatayang 34 nautical miles ang layo ng CCG vessels mula sa baybayin ng Pangasinan na may bow numbers na 3301 at 3104. Nagsagawa rin ng radio challenge ang mga tauhan ng PCG na sakay ng itinalagang Islander aircraft, per…

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