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Philippines boosts maritime security as China tension rises

IndiaTimes Sunday, 31 March 2024
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr has directed his government to enhance coordination on maritime security to address "a range of serious challenges" to territorial integrity and peace. The order, signed on Monday and made public on Sunday, does not mention China but follows a series of bilateral maritime confrontations and mutual accusations over a disputed area of the South China Sea.
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News video: EO na layong palakasin ang PH Maritime Security, nilagdaan ni PBBM sa gitna ng tensyon sa WPS

EO na layong palakasin ang PH Maritime Security, nilagdaan ni PBBM sa gitna ng tensyon sa WPS 01:57

 Sa gitna ng tensyon sa West Philippine Sea, ay nilagdaan ni Pangulong Bongbong Marcos ang isang kautusan na layong palakasin ang Maritime Security ng Pilipinas

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