China's First Survey Report Accuses Philippines in South China Sea Dispute
China's natural resource ministry has published its inaugural survey report on the disputed Sabina Shoal in the South China Sea. The report accuses the Philippine coast guard of littering and rejects their claims of coral reef damage, asserting China's sovereignty over the contested waters.
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China's natural resource ministry on Friday released its first survey report on the disputed Sabina Shoal in the South China Sea. The report accuses the Philippine coast guard of littering and challenges the Philippines' claims of coral reef damage.
According to the report, 'the Philippines' fabricated remarks have no scientific or factual basis' and asserts that 'China has indisputable sovereignty' over the disputed waterway.
This survey adds another layer to the ongoing territorial dispute in the South China Sea, a region of significant geopolitical importance.
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