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00:00Two Chinese ships were spotted near Onok Island in Malabak, Palawan.

00:05According to a former barangay chairman there,

00:08they spotted the Chinese ships while they were on their way home from a medical mission in Mangsi Island.

00:14They first thought that it was a Philippine ship

00:18until they saw the Chinese ship's hull attached to the ship.

00:24According to his doctor,

00:26the ship was only 8 to 9 kilometers from the shoreline

00:29and entered the municipal waters of Malabak.

00:32Jimmy Integrated News requested the AFP-Western Command's comment

00:36but they have yet to respond.

00:39The ships were spotted on June 19,

00:42two days after the aggressive action of the China Coast Guard

00:46on the Philippine soldiers at the Union Shoal.

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Dalawang barko ng China, namataan malapit sa Onok island | Balitanghali

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