Sapat na bilang ng assets ng Pilipinas, naka-deploy sa West Philippine Sea ayon sa AFP

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00:00Despite the departure of BRP Teresa Magbanoa, the Philippine Navy said that China did not control Escoda Shoal

00:08and they will continue patrolling the West Philippine Sea.

00:11Meanwhile, they are also preparing to conduct a new RORE mission in Ayungin Shoal.

00:18This is Patrick De Jesus' report.

00:21The troops stationed at BRP Sierra Madre in Ayungin Shoal have sufficient supply according to the AFP.

00:28On July 27, the last rotation and reprovision or RORE mission at BRP Sierra Madre was successful

00:36after the bilateral consultation meeting between the Philippines and China.

00:41Although the AFP did not provide details as part of the operational security,

00:47the AFP said that the next RORE is already being prepared.

00:51Our troops at BRP Sierra Madre have high morale, they are in good health.

00:57Yes, we have more than enough supplies and other necessary food, water, medicine, etc.

01:06That's the basic needs of our troops on BRP Sierra Madre.

01:10Westcom through Naval Forces West is on top of the situation on planning for the next RORE.

01:15BRP Teresa Magbanoa has returned from a five-month deployment in Sabina or Escoda Shoal.

01:22One, two, three.

01:26One of the reasons is the lack of their needs.

01:35The crews of Magbanoa even brought rainwater so that they can drink water.

01:41The crews were able to get water from the air-conditioning unit because their desalinator machine malfunctioned.

01:54Almost a month of drinking water is what the crews of PCG are eating.

02:04Despite the departure of BRP Teresa Magbanoa,

02:07the Philippine Navy assured that the country has sufficient assets deployed in the entire West Philippine Sea.

02:14The Escoda Shoal was also denied by China because the Philippines is still making patrols and other features in the WPS.

02:25They have never been in control.

02:28Their presence there is illegal.

02:30We will continue performing our mandate.

02:32We will not be deterred.

02:34Our guidance is not to let up not only in Escoda, Ayungid, but all over the expanse of the West Philippine Sea.

02:42Even though there are challenges being presented, we are able to execute our mandate in the West Philippine Sea.

02:49There was no additional monitoring of the destruction of coral in Escoda Shoal

02:53during the five-month deployment of BRP Teresa Magbanoa, but it is still being monitored.

03:00There are a range of different capabilities, both based on sea, air, and others,

03:09that the AFP and Western Command uses to monitor our features.

03:15So there is no reclamation?

03:17No reclamation, no pile-up, no continuing pile-up of crushed corals have been monitored.

03:22Meanwhile, the number of Chinese ships in the West Philippine Sea was reduced

03:27from 207 on September 3 to 9.

03:31It dropped to 157 based on a week of AFP monitoring.

03:36According to the Navy, this is a possible reason for the bad weather.

03:41Patrick de Azuz for Pambansang TV in Bagong, Philippines.

03:47The leadership of the Philippine social media broadcasters will form a TV series

03:53that will draw the attention of Filipinos to the current problem that the country is facing

03:58when it comes to the West Philippine Sea.

04:01The series will be hosted by Jeric Robal,

04:04the siblings of Rani and Lance Raymundo, Diana Menezes, Ali Forbes, Ayana Misola, and many more.

04:13According to Dr. Michael Aragon, chairman of KSM-BPI,

04:18the series is aimed at encouraging Filipinos to support the foreign policy of the administration

04:24of President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr.

04:27It also needs to fight fake news that covers our sovereignty and territory in the WPS,

04:35the production's target after the shooting this October.

04:39It will be aired on TV, radio, and online.

04:44Our message to the Philippines, which is subliminal,

04:49is that we must enter Manila every day.

04:52Until the time that we can create a human behavioral change in the hearts of our fellow Filipinos,

04:58so that the Filipino people will open up their patriotic and nationalistic heart

05:04and fight for our rights at the West Philippine Sea.

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