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Close to 50 Chinese ships anchored off West Philippine Sea island 

ALMOST four dozen Chinese maritime vessels are currently anchored off Pag-asa Island in the West Philippine Sea, the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) reported on Saturday.

The PCG said a People's Liberation Army (PLA) Navy vessel, a China Coast Guard (CCG) vessel and at least 42 suspected Chinese Maritime Militia (CMM) vessels were sighted approximately 4.5 to 8 nautical miles (NM) from Pag-asa Island, clearly inside the land feature's 12 nautical mile territorial sea.

SWARMING SHIPS Photo shows several Chinese ships anchored off Pag-Asa island in the West Philippine Sea. China and the Philippines are locked in a territorial dispute at the WPS even after an arbitral ruling in 2016 favored the Philippines by allowing it to use the marine resources found in the area. SWARMING SHIPS Photo shows several Chinese ships anchored off Pag-Asa island in the West Philippine Sea. China and the Philippines are locked in a territorial dispute at the WPS even after an arbitral ruling in 2016 favored the Philippines by allowing it to use the marine resources found in the area.
SWARMING SHIPS Photo shows several Chinese ships anchored off Pag-Asa island in the West Philippine Sea. China and the Philippines are locked in a territorial dispute at the WPS even after an arbitral ruling in 2016 favored the Philippines by allowing it to use the marine resources found in the area.