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鈥榃elcome to the Philippines, Province of China鈥� banners hung on footbridges

By: Cathrine Gonzales - Reporter /

黑料社 / 12:28 PM July 12, 2018

Banners welcoming visitors to the Philippines as a “province of China” were seen hanging on several footbridges in Metro Manila on Thursday.

The banners that read “Welcome to the Philippines, Province of China” made their appearance in time for the second anniversary of The Hague’s ruling that invalidated China’s claim to nearly all of the South China Sea,

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Other netizens also posted photos of the tarpaulins on social media.

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It is still not clear who is behind the hanging of the banners. /muf

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