China and the Philippines have traded accusations over an incident involving their ships in the disputed South China Sea on Saturday (August 31). Philippines accuses China of intentional collision According to Manila, a Chinese Coast Guard (CCG) vessel intentionally rammed the Philippine Coast Guard’s (PCG) ship, BRP Teresa Magbanua, three times on Saturday, at Escoda Shoal, also known as Sabina Shoal, located in the West Philippine Sea.

Watch | Philippine ship rammed by ‘unprovoked’ Chinese coastguard in South China Sea

During the three-day Philippines visit of Indian Coast Guard Ship Samudra Paheredar, the Pollution Response Vessel had a special visitor on-board - India's External Affairs Minister Dr.

India is offering specialised training to Philippines Coast Guard personnel: EAM S Jaishankar

The Philippines Coast Guard (PCG) said on Sunday (Dec 3) that it monitored the illegal presence of more than 135 Chinese maritime militia vessels at a reef in the South China Sea.

Philippines says it monitored illegal presence of over 135 Chinese vessels in South China Sea

The Philippines on Friday (September 8) slammed China's coast guard and "maritime militia" for "illegal, aggressive and destabilising" behaviour towards its boats that allegedly interfered in another routine resupply mission to a remote military outpost in the disputed South China Sea.

Philippines slams China for 'illegal, aggressive and destabilising' behaviour towards its boats

Philippine Coast Guard has rescued 163 people on board a ferry called Mama Mary-Chloe which was engulfed by a massive fire. The ferry, which was sailing between the islands of Bohol and Leyte, was carrying 157 passengers and eight crew members.

Philippine Coast Guard rescues 163 people onboard ferry engulfed by fire