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By Karen Lema CATO, Philippines (Reuters) – Filipino fisherman Randy Megu has often faced storms in the South China Sea, but today he is more afraid: to see a Chinese naval enforcement vessel on the horizon. Five years after a major ruling by the International Court of Arbitration rejected China’s claims in Megu’s fishing waters, the 48-year-old has complained that encounters with Chinese vessels are more frequent than ever. “I was so scared,” Megu said, of how a Chinese ship in May tracked its wooden boat for three hours off the coast about 140 nautical miles (260 km) in May. He said other fishermen complained that they had been blown or blown up with water cannons while working on what they considered to be their historic fishing site – which they hoped to secure after the Hague ruling in 2016.

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