00:00I was able to see Chinese militia vessels near Pagasa Island in the West Philippine Sea.
00:06It's based on a satellite image.
00:08But according to the Philippine Navy, nothing should be left to chance.
00:12Witness, Chino Gaston.
00:18This is a satellite image of Pagasa Island on November 25.
00:22It's part of the Kalayaan Island Group in Palawan.
00:24Near the island, you can see a fishing fleet.
00:28And according to Reuters, this is a part of the Chinese maritime militia.
00:33In social media posts, security analyst Ray Powell also found
00:38that more than 80 Chinese vessels were spotted near Pagasa Island this Tuesday.
00:43And according to the source of GMA News,
00:46last week, there were no Chinese ships, but yesterday, they returned.
00:51The AFP confirmed that there are more Chinese fishing militia vessels in Pagasa Island,
00:57but they should not be alarmed.
00:59According to the Philippine Navy, they may have come from the Subi or Zamora Reef,
01:04where they came from when the typhoon hit.
01:07Within the territorial sea of Pagasa is the Subi Reef.
01:11Subi Reef, Johnson, Mischief, these are bases of the PLA
01:16where their PLA Navy, Coast Guard, and Maritime Militia
01:21came from at a particular place at a particular time.
01:24So, it's nothing to be alarmed.
01:26We're just saying, although I'm going to sound China-sy,
01:29there could be as many as 250 of these maritime militia vessels.
01:34We are still waiting for the reaction of the Chinese Embassy about this.
01:37For GMA Integrated News, who do you want to be the first witness?
01:54For GMA Integrated News, who do you want to be the first witness?
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