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China, Philippines Trade Statements Over Medical Evacuation From Disputed Shoal – The Diplomat

9 July 2024
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China, Philippines Trade Statements Over Medical Evacuation From Disputed Shoal – The Diplomat
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China and the Philippines have exchanged statements regarding the medical evacuation of a Filipino fisherman from a disputed shoal in the South China Sea. The Philippines accused China of delaying the evacuation process, while China denied the allegations and stated that they provided assistance promptly. The incident highlights the ongoing tensions and conflicting claims in the region, demonstrating the complexities of the maritime disputes in the South China Sea.

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