00:00The Philippine Coast Guard also issued a statement that the Philippines did not give up its territory
00:05upon the departure of BRP Teresa Magbanoa to Escoda Shoal.
00:10According to PCG's spokesperson for the West Philippine Sea, Commodore J. Tariella,
00:15the PCG will still be present in the area.
00:19The official will be able to patrol or deploy the Philippine ship to Escoda Shoal
00:25no matter how many times the country asks for it.
00:29It is noteworthy that BRP Teresa Magbanoa left the area yesterday
00:34due to a shortage of supplies by the people and the bad weather.
00:39According to Tariella, the four crews are in good condition
00:43and need to undergo a medical evaluation due to dehydration, stomach pain, and arthritis.
00:52The National Maritime Council Chairperson, Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin,
00:59said that BRP Teresa Magbanoa's mission was a success
01:02after staying in Escoda Shoal for five months.
01:05After finishing the repair of the ship,
01:09it will continue its mission with other assets of PCG and AFP
01:14as a defender of the sovereignty of the Philippines.
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