"Philippines Confronts Chinese Fishing Vessels Over Cyanide Poisoning in South China Sea"

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The Philippines' fishing bureau has accused Chinese fishing vessels of using cyanide to destroy the Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea, causing significant damage to the region and preventing Filipino fishing boats from operating there. While the Philippine Coast Guard has not found evidence to confirm these accusations, tensions over the contested atoll continue to escalate, with China rejecting an international tribunal's ruling in favor of The Philippines and engaging in aggressive patrolling and overfishing in the area.
- Chinese fishing vessels pumping cyanide into contested waters: Philippines Business Insider
- China Accused of Poisoning Waters With Cyanide Fishing Newsweek
- Philippines Deploys Warship to Palawan Island, Facing South China Sea The Diplomat
- Philippines accuses Chinese boats of 'dangerous' actions CNA
- Philippines committed to South China Sea code of conduct Reuters
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