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¥10,000=P3,750
$100=P5,870

Two Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force ships arrive in Subic

2017/1/5 英字

Two warships of Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) Escort Division arrived in Subic Bay Wednesday for a three-day port visit.

Capt. Lued Lincuna, Philippine Navy spokesman, said JS Inazuma and JS Suzutsuki spearheaded by Captain Atsushi Minami, commander of the escort division four, conducted the port visit to replenish.

“The JMSDF Escort Division Four will be staying in the country to replenish supplies, conduct maintenance work and crew rest prior going back to Japan from conducting Counter Piracy Operations at the Gulf of Aden,” he said.

“Further, JMSDF Commander Escort Division Four is expected to render a courtesy call to the Commander Naval Education Training and Command,” he added.

Lincuna said visiting Navy vessels will hold a Passing Exercise with the Philippine Navy off the waters of Corregidor Island on Jan. 6 before leaving Subic Bay.

“The visit is expected to enhance the already strong relationship between the PN and JMSDF,” he said.

“Moreover, the visit will provide the PN officers and enlisted personnel a chance to interact with the Japanese counterparts to promote camaraderie and naval diplomacy,” he added. Robina Asido/DMS

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