Philippines, China accuse each other of dangerous moves in disputed South China Sea shoal
- A Chinese coast guard vessel, Zhongan 21612, blocked a Philippine vessel near Scarborough Shoal.
- Tensions have risen in the South China Sea due to competing territorial claims.
- The Zhongan increased speed and maneuvered to block the Philippine vessel's navigation route.
- The Philippine Coast Guard spokesperson stated the Zhongan "increased its speed and maneuvered past the port side...dangerously blocking its navigation route,".
- Both China and the Philippines accused each other of dangerous maneuvers after the incident.
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