The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) ship deployed as a replacement for the BRP Teresa Magbanua has moved closer to Escoda Shoal, the National Maritime Council (NMC) said Saturday.NMC spokesperson Undersecretary Alexander Lopez provided the update in an interview at a news forum in Quezon City,

According to the National Maritime Council (NMC), the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG)-deployed ship to replace BRP Teresa Magbanua is now moving closer to Escoda Shoal. NMC Undersecretary and spokesperson Alexander Lopez confirmed this development during a news forum in Quezon City,

Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) vessel BRP Teresa Magbanua has arrived at port in Puerto Princesa, Palawan from Escoda (Sabina) Shoal in the West Philippine Sea on Sunday,

National Security Adviser Eduardo Año on Friday said the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has sent a ship to Escoda Shoal as a replacement for the BRP Teresa Magbanua. "Actually, nagpadala na ang ating Coast Guard pero because of the weather kailangan mag-shelter muna,

For weeks, "lugaw" or rice porridge filled their stomachs and they resorted to drinking boiled rainwater as well as droplets from their

After spending five months in Sabina or Escoda Shoal, the BRP Teresa Magbanua, the largest ship of the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG), has reportedly left the disputed area in the West Philippine Sea.

For enduring harassment and hardships while maintaining the Philippines’ presence in the West Philippine Sea (WPS), Senator Robinhood Padilla acknowledged the crew of the BRP Teresa Magbanua. In Senate Resolution 1202,

Tarriela said that the Chinese maritime forces, which asserted their presence in Sabina Shoal and harassed the Coast Guard flagship, did not retreat.

BRP Teresa Magbanua’s return from Escoda (Sabina) Shoal in the West Philippine Sea is "not a withdrawal,” said the National Maritime Council (NMC) on