Chinese Rocket Debris May Have Fallen Near Northern Luzon, Says PhilSA
The Philippine Space Agency (PhilSA) announced that debris from China's Long March 6A rocket launch may have fallen off the coast of Northern Luzon, Philippines. Investigations are underway to identify the impact zone and ensure safety.
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