BRP Teresa Magbanua returns to PH
BRP Teresa Magbanua leaves Escoda Shoal
Philippines to maintain presence MANILA, Philippines — As Philippine Coast Guard (PCG)’s vessel BRP Teresa Magbanua returned to Palawan to undergo “needed repairs,” the National Maritime Council (NMC) yesterday said the Philippines would maintain its presence over Escoda Shoal to continue to assert its sovereign rights and jurisdiction and monitor illegal activities in the area.
BRP Teresa Magbanua commander: We're doing this for the world
In tears, Lieutenant Efren Duran Jr., gave a salute and apologized to Philippine Coast Guard Palawan District Commander Captain Dennis Labay after his ship, BRP Teresa Magbanua, returned to Palawan after a five month duty at Escoda Shoal (International name: Sabina Shoal),
Padilla pays tribute to the brave crew of BRP Teresa Magbanua
For enduring harassment and hardships while maintaining the Philippines’ presence in the West Philippine Sea (WPS), Senator Robinhood Padilla acknowledged the crew of the BRP Teresa Magbanua. In Senate Resolution 1202,
Coast Guard's BRP Teresa Magbanua left Escoda Shoal due to 'bad weather' – official
Tarriela said that the Chinese maritime forces, which asserted their presence in Sabina Shoal and harassed the Coast Guard flagship, did not retreat.
BRP Teresa Magbanua crew survived on lugaw, aircon water
The crew of BRP Teresa Magbanua (MRRV-9701) endurex hunger and thirst for weeks after Chinese forces blocked resupply missions to the Philippine Coast Guard ship guarding the Sabina Shoal.
PCG: PH to deploy other ships to Escoda Shoal after BRP Teresa Magbanua pullout
The national government is planning to deploy other vessels to Escoda Shoal as a replacement for BRP Terersa Magbanua.
‘Lugaw’ and rainwater for weeks: BRP Teresa Magbanua crew’s struggles in WPS
For weeks, "lugaw" or rice porridge filled their stomachs and they resorted to drinking boiled rainwater as well as droplets from their
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China fears another Ayungin
It was a graceful exit of the Philippine Coast Guard flagship vessel BRP – Barko ng Republika ng Pilipinas – Teresa Magbanua from the Escoda or Sabina Shoal in the West Philippine Sea.
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BRP Teresa Magbanua’s return from West PH Sea ‘not a withdrawal’ – NMC
BRP Teresa Magbanua’s return from Escoda (Sabina) Shoal in the West Philippine Sea is "not a withdrawal,” said the National ...