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MANILA, Aug. 5 -- The Palawan regional court of the Philippines sentenced on Tuesdaythe 12 Chinese fishermen who strayed into Tubbataha protected area in southwestern partof the Philippines last year imprisonment ranging from six to 12 years.
Court branch 51 in Palawan convicted the 12 Chinese fishermen for violation of TubbatahaProtected Area Law of 2009 and sentenced a prison term of 12 year for the vessel'scaptain, Liu Wenjie, and sentenced the other 11 fishermen imprisonment from six to 10years.
The court also imposed a penalty of 100,000 U.S. dollars for each of the accused, said theProvincial prosecutor Allen Ross Rodriguez.
The 12 Chinese fishermen will serve their sentences at the Iwahig Penal Colony located inPalawan, Rodriguez added.
The Chinese fishing vessel run aground in Tubbataha Reef, a UNESCO World Heritage site,off Western Philippine province of Palawan in April last year after it got lost on the wayback to China from Malaysia.
作为一个超级大国， 共党政府会采取什么行动吗
Court branch 51 in Palawan convicted the 12 Chinese fishermen for violation of TubbatahaProtected Area Law of 2009 and sentenced a prison term of 12 year for the vessel'scaptain, Liu Wenjie, and sentenced the other 11 fishermen imprisonment from six to 10years.
The court also imposed a penalty of 100,000 U.S. dollars for each of the accused, said theProvincial prosecutor Allen Ross Rodriguez.
The 12 Chinese fishermen will serve their sentences at the Iwahig Penal Colony located inPalawan, Rodriguez added.
The Chinese fishing vessel run aground in Tubbataha Reef, a UNESCO World Heritage site,off Western Philippine province of Palawan in April last year after it got lost on the wayback to China from Malaysia.
作为一个超级大国， 共党政府会采取什么行动吗
