Para sa komunidad sa Masinloc, higit pa sa teritoryo ang isyu sa South China Sea

Ibinahagi ng lokal na komunidad sa Masinloc kay SBS International Correspondent Claudia Farhart kung paano nagbago ang kanilang buhay simula nang tumindi ang tension sa usapin ng teritoryo sa South China Sea.

SBS International Correspondent Claudia Farhart spoke with residents in Masinloc and reports on how the territorial dispute in the South China Sea has greatly affected their livelihood and their constant fear for their safety. Credit: SBS News

Key Points

• Ang komindad ng Masinloc ay nabubuhay sa pangingisda sa Scarborough Shoal.
• Sa patuloy na pag patrolya ng malalaking barko ng Tsina sa Scarborough Shoal, hindi na makapalaot sa dating lugar ang mga bangka ng mangingisda.
• Mga bangka nba lamang ang ginagamit sa pangingisda dahil mas bulnerable sa panggigitgit ng barko ng Tsina ang malalaking barko.
• Matumal na ang huli, maswerte na kung umabot sa $100Aus ang kita nila sa isang buwan.

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Para sa komunidad sa Masinloc, higit pa sa teritoryo ang isyu sa South China Sea

SBS Filipino

08:54Filipino

I was sprayed with water [cannon] when I was the captain of a big boat. They had a metal ship. We only had boats made with wood. I was really afraid because they almost collided with us.

Miguel P Betana, Masinloc fisherman on an encounter with Chinese vessel

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