China issues maritime warning due to falling rocket debris in South China Sea

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China issues maritime warning due to falling rocket debris in South China Sea

, Reuters - 10:13 AM ET 3/28/2025 default

BEIJING (Reuters) - China's maritime authority has issued a warning of falling rocket debris in the South China Sea, according to a notice dated March 26.

The warning covers a period between 1600 and 1700 GMT on March 29, the Maritime Safety Administration said.

The debris is expected to land in the sea in an area west of the Bashi Channel, a waterway between the Philippines and Taiwan, according to the coordinates provided.

(Reporting by Beijing Newsroom; Editing by Kevin Liffey)

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