Philippines demands China pay $1m over South China Sea clash in June - Nikkei Asia

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Romeo Brawner, chief of staff of the Philippine Armed Forces, told reporters in a briefing that the demand will cover damages to a boat and communications equipment.

A Chinese Coast Guard member wields an axe as he and other forces approach Philippine Navy service members on a resupply mission to the Second Thomas Shoal on June 17.

MANILA -- The head of the Philippine military on Thursday said the country is demanding China pay 60 million pesos ($1 million) in reparations for property that was damaged when China Coast Guard personnel boarded a Philippine inflatable craft in June.