Two new structures to be built on Pag-asa Island in Palawan are expected to improve the security and welfare of Filipinos living in the West Philippine Sea.
Two new structures to be built on Pag-asa Island in Palawan are expected to improve the security and welfare of Filipinos in the West Philippine Sea .In a report by Mav Gonzales for 24 Oras on Thursday, senior Filipino officials attended the groundbreaking of the new Philippine Navy barracks and a Super Rural Health Unit .
”Despite the tension in the geopolitical arena, the residents of Pag-asa said they have gotten used to seeing Chinese vessels within close proximity to the island.Many have chosen to live and raise their families on the island because it is quiet, peaceful and the food is abundant.“At first it took some getting used to but now this is normal for us,” said resident Jeffrey Tan.
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