这个新闻没人发？狒狒指责兔子跑去仁爱礁上搭窝...

http://www.interaksyon.com/article/61344/chinese-erecting-structure-on-kalayaans-ayungin-reef---source

MANILA, Philippines -- The crews of Chinese fishing vessels that have encroached on Ayungin Reef, part of the Kalayaan Island Group of Palawan, have reportedly begun erecting metal and rope structures, a well-placed source told InterAksyon on Thursday.

“There are five to eight Chinese fishing vessels that entered our reef conducting surveys inside our Ayungin Reef. Our latest report is that the Chinese were unloading big ropes and planting metal structures on our reef,” the source, a ranking military officer who spoke on condition he was not named, said.

On Tuesday, Chinese state media said a fishing flotilla of some 30 vessels had been deployed to the Spratlys, which are being claimed by the Philippines, China, Taiwan, Vietnam, Brunei and Malaysia.

Military spokesman Brig. Gen. Domingo Tutaan Jr. could not be reached for comment on the alleged Chinese activities on the reef.

The Kalayaan group is composed of the islands Pagasa, Likas, Parola, Lawak, Kota, Patag, and Panta, and three reefs -- Rizal, Balagtas, and Ayungin. Pagasa, which is the seat of government in the municipality, has less than 400 civilian inhabitants, a military contingent and a dilapidated airstrip, and is headed by Mayor Eugenio Bito-onon.

Another source said the Chinese fleet is on a “40-day mission” to fish because of a fishing ban imposed by China on the northern part of the South China Sea, which the Philippines calls the West Philippine Sea.

“Since there is a fishing ban in the northern part of the South China Sea, they have to go southward, to the Spratly Islands, to fish,” the source said.

Tensions have risen for more than a year over increasing Chinese incursions into the disputed territory and the fleet is the largest recorded contingent deployed to the region.

The Spratlys deployment closely mirrors the fishing fleets sent to islands in the East China Sea whose ownership is being disputed by China, Japan and Taiwan.

China has become more aggressive about the Spratlys after the Philippines sought United Nations arbitration of the territorial dispute.

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大意是狒狒发现兔子的渔船在仁爱礁上卸下了钢管、大绳子（写明了是big rope，所以卖张小泉的卖家没指望了)之类的建材，开始搭窝......狒狒军方要证实下消息...








http://www.interaksyon.com/article/61344/chinese-erecting-structure-on-kalayaans-ayungin-reef---source

MANILA, Philippines -- The crews of Chinese fishing vessels that have encroached on Ayungin Reef, part of the Kalayaan Island Group of Palawan, have reportedly begun erecting metal and rope structures, a well-placed source told InterAksyon on Thursday.

“There are five to eight Chinese fishing vessels that entered our reef conducting surveys inside our Ayungin Reef. Our latest report is that the Chinese were unloading big ropes and planting metal structures on our reef,” the source, a ranking military officer who spoke on condition he was not named, said.

On Tuesday, Chinese state media said a fishing flotilla of some 30 vessels had been deployed to the Spratlys, which are being claimed by the Philippines, China, Taiwan, Vietnam, Brunei and Malaysia.

Military spokesman Brig. Gen. Domingo Tutaan Jr. could not be reached for comment on the alleged Chinese activities on the reef.

The Kalayaan group is composed of the islands Pagasa, Likas, Parola, Lawak, Kota, Patag, and Panta, and three reefs -- Rizal, Balagtas, and Ayungin. Pagasa, which is the seat of government in the municipality, has less than 400 civilian inhabitants, a military contingent and a dilapidated airstrip, and is headed by Mayor Eugenio Bito-onon.

Another source said the Chinese fleet is on a “40-day mission” to fish because of a fishing ban imposed by China on the northern part of the South China Sea, which the Philippines calls the West Philippine Sea.

“Since there is a fishing ban in the northern part of the South China Sea, they have to go southward, to the Spratly Islands, to fish,” the source said.

Tensions have risen for more than a year over increasing Chinese incursions into the disputed territory and the fleet is the largest recorded contingent deployed to the region.

The Spratlys deployment closely mirrors the fishing fleets sent to islands in the East China Sea whose ownership is being disputed by China, Japan and Taiwan.

China has become more aggressive about the Spratlys after the Philippines sought United Nations arbitration of the territorial dispute.

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大意是狒狒发现兔子的渔船在仁爱礁上卸下了钢管、大绳子（写明了是big rope，所以卖张小泉的卖家没指望了)之类的建材，开始搭窝......狒狒军方要证实下消息...