The government is currently looking into the reported incident in which the Chinese coast guards allegedly harassed a local television crew in Panatag Shoal, Malacaang said Monday. In a Palace briefing, Presidential Spokesperson Salvador Panelo maintained that the government would not tolerate any harassment of Filipinos whether here or abroad. "There is an investigation (ongoing)...We have to validate what happened there," Panelo said. "Hindi tayo papayag na hina-harass tayo kahit saang lugar, ke sa bansa natin o sa bansa nila," he added. The Palace official also assured that the government would object to any action that violates the rights of the country and its citize...
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