Marcos says China naval presence off Philippine coast 'worrisome'


MANILA: Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos (pic) said Wednesday (Feb 28) the presence of Chinese warships in waters off the South-East Asian country's coast was "worrisome".

His comments came after the Philippine Coast Guard said Chinese navy vessels were detected last week during a government resupply mission to Filipino fishermen near China-controlled Scarborough Shoal.

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