China’s Foreign Ministry said on Monday, June 17, that the China Coast Guard’s handling of a ship collision incident with the Philippines was professional and restrained.
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00:00On June 17th, a Filipino cargo ship and two ships, which were not allowed by the Chinese
00:06government, trespassed into the waters near the China-Nansha Channel, and attempted to
00:14transport military vessels that were illegally docked to the Channel, including materials
00:19containing building materials.
00:21The Chinese Coast Guard took necessary measures to control the illegal ships.