BRP Teresa Magbanua Forced to Return Due to Bad Weather and Depleting Supplies, PCG Confirms

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The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has confirmed that BRP Teresa Magbanua was forced to return to port due to poor weather conditions, dwindling supplies, and the need to evacuate personnel requiring medical attention.

The vessel’s structural damage was further complicated by these circumstances.

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Upon its arrival in Puerto Princesa, the hungry crew members were immediately fed, with some reported to be dehydrated.

The ship had been unable to receive supplies as the China Coast Guard blocked resupply missions to BRP Teresa Magbanua.

China has also called for the removal of the ship from Escoda Shoal.

The PCG explained that the vessel’s withdrawal was for humanitarian reasons.

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BRP Teresa Magbanua had sustained damage after being rammed by the China Coast Guard.

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