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According to the report, China Coast Guard (CCG) vessel 5901, also known as the monster ship, moved away from the Zambales coast on Sunday but another Chinese vessel approached the area, the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) said. “At approximately 3 PM, CCG-5901 moved further away from the PCG vessel, while another vessel, CCG-3304, approached the coast of Zambales,” PCG spokesperson for the West Philippine Sea Commodore Jay Tarriela said in a statement Sunday evening
The report said that as of 9 PM, CCG-5901 was monitored at an approximate distance of 95 nautical miles from the coast of Zambales, with CCG-3304 at 65 nautical miles,” he added. Like the monster ship, Tarriela said the newly deployed Chinese vessel CCG 3304 is also larger than the biggest PCG vessel BRP Gabriela Silang, which has been monitoring Chinese ships in the area.
“Although the monster ship has departed, it is important to note that CCG-3304, its replacement, remains larger than the largest PCG vessel. CCG-3304 measures 111 meters in length and 46 meters in width,” he said.
Source : GMA News
The report said that as of 9 PM, CCG-5901 was monitored at an approximate distance of 95 nautical miles from the coast of Zambales, with CCG-3304 at 65 nautical miles,” he added. Like the monster ship, Tarriela said the newly deployed Chinese vessel CCG 3304 is also larger than the biggest PCG vessel BRP Gabriela Silang, which has been monitoring Chinese ships in the area.
“Although the monster ship has departed, it is important to note that CCG-3304, its replacement, remains larger than the largest PCG vessel. CCG-3304 measures 111 meters in length and 46 meters in width,” he said.
Source : GMA News