+ Follow beaching ramp Tag
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[Title] => Kalayaan town harbor nears completion
[Summary] => Construction of a safe harbor in Kalayaan town on Pag-asa Island in the Spratlys is nearing completion while the military’s building of a separate beaching ramp that can accommodate navy cargo ships has resumed.
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[Title] => ‘Bad weather delaying government projects on Pag-Asa Island’
[Summary] => The presence of numerous Chinese fishing boats in the waters near the country’s Pag-Asa Island in the disputed Spratly archipelago is no longer a threat to the islanders.
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