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Jiang Lue, press spokesman for the China Maritime Police Administration, said that on the morning of July 21, the Chinese side allowed the Philippines to use shipborne boats to transfer the wounded from the No. 57 ship that illegally “sits on the beach” Renai Reef to Philippine Maritime Police Ship 9702. The Chinese Maritime Police questioned and confirmed the Philippine ship and supervised the entire process. The Chinese Maritime Police will continue to carry out rights protection and enforcement activities at Renai Reef and the surrounding waters in accordance with the law to protect the country's territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests.
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Jiang Lue, press spokesman for the China Maritime Police Administration, said that on the morning of July 21, the Chinese side allowed the Philippines to use shipborne boats to transfer the wounded from the No. 57 ship that illegally “sits on the beach” Renai Reef to Philippine Maritime Police Ship 9702. The Chinese Maritime Police questioned and confirmed the Philippine ship and supervised the entire process. The Chinese Maritime Police will continue to carry out rights protection and enforcement activities at Renai Reef and the surrounding waters in accordance with the law to protect the country's territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests.
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