Chinese Rocket Debris Expected to Fall in Philippine Waters
Debris from China's Long March 12 rocket is projected to fall within Philippine archipelagic waters off Palawan on Monday, confirmed the Philippine Space Agency (PhilSA). The agency urges international cooperation for space activity safety.
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