The Philippines' follow-up mission to bring supplies to personnel manning a grounded vessel in Ayungin Shoal on Tuesday has been successful, according to the National Task Force for the West Philippine Sea.
The Philippines' follow-up mission to bring supplies to personnel manning a grounded vessel in Ayungin Shoal on Tuesday has been successful, according to the National Task Force for the West Philippine Sea.
"The routine follow-up Rotation and Resupply mission to the BRP SIERRA MADRE was successfully conducted today, August 22, through the combined efforts of the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the Philippine Coast Guard," the NTF WPS said in a statement.
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