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[Title] => Chinese embassy holds own probe of poachers’ case
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ZAMBOANGA CITY – The Chinese embassy sent representatives here to collect information on the circumstances surrounding the arrest of 45 of its nationals accused of poaching by the Philippine Navy last week.
Naval Forces Western Mindanao Combined (NAVFORWMCOM) chief Rear Admiral Emilio Marayag said Chinese Embassy First Secretary Wang Jun and Chinese police attaché Superintendent Liu Lujun arrived here Friday to conduct their own inquiry into the case.
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[Title] => Navy seizes 3 Chinese boats
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ZAMBOANGA CITY – The Philippine Navy intercepted three Chinese fishing boats last Saturday and held 45 Chinese crewmen for questioning after they were caught in Philippine waters near Basilan.
Rear Adm. Emilio Marayag, Naval Forces Western Mindanao combined commander, said the Chinese-registered fishing boats were intercepted while steaming through the channel between Basilan and Sta. Cruz Island off Zamboanga City Saturday afternoon.
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ZAMBOANGA CITY – The Chinese embassy sent representatives here to collect information on the circumstances surrounding the arrest of 45 of its nationals accused of poaching by the Philippine Navy last week.
Naval Forces Western Mindanao Combined (NAVFORWMCOM) chief Rear Admiral Emilio Marayag said Chinese Embassy First Secretary Wang Jun and Chinese police attaché Superintendent Liu Lujun arrived here Friday to conduct their own inquiry into the case.
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ZAMBOANGA CITY – The Philippine Navy intercepted three Chinese fishing boats last Saturday and held 45 Chinese crewmen for questioning after they were caught in Philippine waters near Basilan.
Rear Adm. Emilio Marayag, Naval Forces Western Mindanao combined commander, said the Chinese-registered fishing boats were intercepted while steaming through the channel between Basilan and Sta. Cruz Island off Zamboanga City Saturday afternoon.
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