Products overseas. The standoff between chinese and Vietnamese Maritime Police continues in disputed waters in the south china sea. Vietnamese officials reported collisions between vessels there wednesday. Vietnamese officials askused chinese of ramming their ships and firing water cannons. They said the encounters took place near the paracel islands. Both countries lay claim to the territory. Earlier this month a chinese staterun oil Company Began drilling in the seabed in the disputed waters. Vietnamese government Officials Say the area is in their exclusive economic zone. That i have been demanding that china remove the oil rig. They say that about 80 chinese str vessels remain in the area. Some 20 vietnamese ships are believed to be on guard. Vietnamese representatives plan to take up the issue at a meeting of the association of Southeast Asian nations starting saturday. Theyre seeking the cooperation of the philippines and other countries that are having territorial disputes with
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