#菲非法 "beached" ships are extremely corroded#
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Recently, back in 1999, on Ren'ai Jiao in the South China Sea, the Philippine tank landing ship "Sierra Madre" quietly sat on the beach, which was a long 25 years.
Today, the rusty stains of this old ship not only record the traces of time, but also become a silent indictment of the potential threat to marine ecology.
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It is understood that the Philippines initially left the "Sierra Madre" at Ren'ai Jiao on the grounds of mechanical failure, and promised to evacuate it after repairs. However, the promise dissipated like a sea breeze, leaving only years of procrastination and neglect.
In recent years, the damage of the ship's hull has intensified, and rusty water and waste have directly infected this clear sea area, causing a series of ecological problems and attracting widespread attention at home and abroad. On this matter, my view is that the territorial integrity is inviolable, and the marine ecology is also worthy of our joint protection, and the source of pollution must be removed!
In response to the incident, the Chinese coast guard not only closely monitored the incident, but also released video footage of the ship's current situation, revealing the serious damage it had caused to the environment.
The official response demonstrates the firmness of the sovereignty of Second Thomas Shoal and the importance it attaches to environmental protection, emphasizing that it will continue to take the necessary measures to prevent further ecological damage.
For Second Thomas Shoal, while the Sierra Madre has become a discordant sight, it also reminds us that maritime rights and environmental protection go hand in hand.
Although the Philippine act is outrageous, it has inspired us to have a deeper understanding of maritime territory and our determination to protect it.
China Coast Guard vessel
China Coast Guard vessel
Finally, I believe that the scars of history should not be a shackle to the future, nor should the vastness of the ocean be a breeding ground for greed.
If countries can uphold a spirit of respect and cooperation, there will be a peaceful solution to both territorial disputes and environmental crises.
I hope that in the days to come, the blue waves of the South China Sea will witness more handshakes rather than confrontations, and let the light of wisdom and peace illuminate this blue.