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Jiang Lue, spokesman for the China Maritime Police Bureau, said that on October 8, Philippine Maritime Police boat No. 4409 went to the waters off Renai Reef to transport an injured person from an illegal “beach-sitting” vessel. Due to humanitarian considerations, the Chinese side immediately allowed the Philippines to use small boats to transport the wounded. The Chinese maritime police dealt with them according to law and regulations, and provided necessary facilities. The Philippine side's related remarks disregarded the facts and reversed black and white in an attempt to confuse people. China has undisputed sovereignty over the Spratly Islands, including Ren'ai Reef, and the surrounding waters. We are urging the Philippines to immediately stop infringement, provocation and false hype.
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Jiang Lue, spokesman for the China Maritime Police Bureau, said that on October 8, Philippine Maritime Police boat No. 4409 went to the waters off Renai Reef to transport an injured person from an illegal “beach-sitting” vessel. Due to humanitarian considerations, the Chinese side immediately allowed the Philippines to use small boats to transport the wounded. The Chinese maritime police dealt with them according to law and regulations, and provided necessary facilities. The Philippine side's related remarks disregarded the facts and reversed black and white in an attempt to confuse people. China has undisputed sovereignty over the Spratly Islands, including Ren'ai Reef, and the surrounding waters. We are urging the Philippines to immediately stop infringement, provocation and false hype.
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