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00:00Not only in the Exclusive Economic Zone, but also inside the archipelagic waters of the Philippines,

00:04a Chinese research vessel entered the country.

00:07According to the Philippine Navy, the ship Lan Hai 101 was monitored near Subic Bay in Zambales yesterday afternoon.

00:14It was first seen in Balabac Island on Tuesday, February 9.

00:18The Philippine Navy has not yet updated on where it is now.

00:21Lan Hai 101 entered the country's archipelagic waters because of bad weather.

00:27It came from Malaysia and went to China.

00:30Under the Doctrine of Innocent Passage, any ship can pass through the territorial or archipelagic sea of another country

00:36as long as it is continuous and does not stop.

00:39But according to security analyst Ray Powell,

00:42it is also possible that China is showing that it does not recognize the archipelagic sea lanes of the Philippines.

00:48AFP Western Command sent BRP Andres Bonifacio and BRP Melchor Aquino to monitor Lan Hai 101.

00:59For more UN videos visit www.un.org

PHL Navy - Chinese research vessel, pumasok sa archipelagic waters ng Pilipinas dahil daw sa masamang panahon | Balitanghali

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