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‘Normal’ for China’s research vessels to seek humanitarian shelter in coastal states, says envoy enablePagination: false endIndex: Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, February 5) Chinese research vessels have long been seeking humanitarian shelter from coastal states, including the Philippines, should they encounter rough sea conditions, Beijing’s ambassador to the country said Friday. “It is very normal for a scientific research vessel to seek humanitarian shelter from a coastal state,” Ambassador Huang Xilian said in an exclusive interview with CNN Philippines’ The Source, adding that the two nations have been “rendering assistance to each other on such humanitarian occasions” for many years now. ....
Chinese ship spotted off Catanduanes never intruded – Locsin enablePagination: false endIndex: Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, February 4) – Foreign Affairs Secretary Teddy Locsin, Jr. on Thursday said the Chinese survey vessel which recently sought shelter in the waters off Catanduanes never intruded. Locsin said the issue was cleared up during the executive session by the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations. Chinese vessel never intruded; enter our territory seeking refuge even as China asked permission, he said on Twitter. Coast Guard never attempted to board because it is illegal to try; Chinese vessel left right after storm passed. No intrusion. Period. TY Senate Foreign Relations, now cleared up: Chinese vessel never intruded; enter our territory seeking refuge even as China asked permission; Coast Guard never attempted to board because it is illegal to try; Chinese vessel left right after storm passed. No intrusion. Period. https://t. ....
Published February 2, 2021, 6:54 PM Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. on Tuesday said the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has “zero authority” to allow Chinese survey vessel, Jia Geng, to stay in Philippine waters since the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) only gave the ship “emergency shelter” at the behest of the Chinese Embassy in Manila. Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. (Twitter) Locsin made this clarification in the wake of reports that Jia Geng anchored off Catanduanes waters for three days – from January 29 to February 1. “DFA never gave permit to Jia Geng. But for humanitarian considerations, we ok’d Chinese embassy request for shelter against bad weather. The Coast Guard has zero authority to allow it. Only DFA. Not to stay. But seek shelter. Period. P I ,” the DFA secretary said in a tweet. ....
DFA, PCG say Chinese ship spotted in Catanduanes only sought shelter enablePagination: false endIndex: Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, February 2) - The Department of Foreign Affairs and the Philippine Coast Guard clarified on Tuesday that the Chinese survey vessel recently spotted in Catanduanes was allowed to seek shelter due to bad weather. Foreign Affairs Secretary Teddy Locsin, Jr. said the ship was granted permission to seek shelter as requested by the Chinese Embassy. “DFA never gave permission to (research vessel) Jia Geng. For humanitarian reasons, DFA okayed the emergency Chinese Embassy request for shelter against bad weather,” he said on Twitter. “Request for shelter; not permission to stay and be watched. Period.” ....
“[The] DFA (Department of Foreign Affairs) never gave a permit to Jia Geng. But for humanitarian considerations, we ok’d Chinese embassy request for shelter against bad weather. The Coast Guard has zero authority/competence to allow it. Only DFA. Not to stay. But seek shelter. Period,” Locsin said in a tweet. (File Photo: @DFA/PHL/Twitter) MANILA – The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) only allowed Chinese research vessel, Jia Geng, to “seek shelter” upon the emergency request of the Chinese Embassy in Manila, but “not to stay”, Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. clarified Tuesday. In a tweet, the top diplomat said the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has “zero authority” to allow the vessel to stay in Philippine waters. ....