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Philippine Navy spokesperson for the West Philippine Sea Commodore Roy Vincent Trinidad

PN spokesperson for WPS Commodore Roy Vincent Trinidad (PNA file photo by Priam F. Nepomuceno)

MANILA – The Philippine Navy (PN) monitored 98 Chinese vessels of various kinds in the West Philippine Sea (WPS) from May 7 to 13.

Based on the data from the PN released on Wednesday, these sightings can be broken down into the following:

–eight China Coast Guard Vessels (CCGVs), two People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) ships and 18 Chinese maritime militia vessels (CMMVs) in Bajo de Masinloc;

–six CCGVs and 25 CMMVs in Ayungin Shoal;

–two CCGVs, two PLAN ships and 24 CMMVs in Pagasa Island;

–one PLAN and two CMMVs in Kota Island;

–one CMMV in Likas Island;

–four CMMVs in Panata Island;

–two CMMVs and one Chinese cargo ship in Patag Island.

These are lower than the 105 Chinese vessels sighted in these features from April 30 to May 6.

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“There was a decrease from the previous week, from 129 pre-‘Balikatan’ to 108 just after ‘Balikatan’, down to 98 as of yesterday (Monday) so we see a downward trend,” said Commodore Roy Vincent Trinidad, Navy spokesperson for the WPS.

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