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Philippines Accuses China of Cyanide Poisoning

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The Philippines accuses China of poisoning the South China Sea near Second Thomas Shoal with cyanide, aiming to wipe out fish stocks and starve navy troops. Ten bottles of cyanide were seized from Chinese vessels, and water tests confirmed the presence of the poison. China denies the claims, accusing the Philippines of harassing their fishermen. The Philippines plans to file a diplomatic protest and increase navy and coast guard patrols to prevent further damage.

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Philippines Accuses China of Cyanide Poisoning

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Sydney News Today, powered by AI Bringing You What Matters, I'm Corey with The Story.

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