Taiwan says it chased out 4 Chinese coast guard ships from restricted waters
Kinmen is a group of islands governed by Taiwan, located near China. Taiwan’s Coast Guard said that Chinese ships have trespassed into Kinmen’s waters 60 times since a Chinese speedboat capsized on Feb. 14, resulting in two deaths, according to Liberty Times. The Coast Guard said that it continues to monitor the movements of Chinese vessels.
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