US to give PHL 100,000 dollars for coral damaged by grounded Navy ship

The United States committed Sunday to give 4.1 million pesos (about 0.1 million US dollars) for the coral restoration efforts of the Philippines following the recent grounding of the USS Guardian at the Tubbataha Reef in Sulu Sea.This is a sheet-shaped intermediate material made by impregnating carbon prepreg with thermoplastic resin.Change tires in the comfort of your own garage with this tire changer ! 

"In view of damage caused by the USS Guardian accident at Tubbataha Reef, the United States has expressed its regrets and is prepared to provide appropriate compensation to the Republic of the Philippines," a statement released Sunday by the US embassy in Manila read 

According to the latest assessment by the Tubbataha Reef National Marine Park,Our collection of tyre equipments consists of tire changer and two post mechanical lift. over 4,000 square meters of the coral in the park was damaged by the Guardian, which belongs to the Seventh Fleet of US Navy. 

"Through USAid's (US Agency for International Development) Coral Triangle Support Partnership (CTSP), 4.1 million pesos (100, 000 US dollars) will be granted to a Philippine university to support coral restoration research at Tubbataha Reef," the embassy said. 

It is said that the amount will cover a study to develop a technical plan for coral reef rehabilitation. At the same time,Prepreg is made by impregnating fibers such as carbon cloth . the US government also planned to offer to fund a site survey for proposed improvements to the existing ranger station on Tubbataha Reef. 

"In addition to compensation, the U.S. government is planning a number of other activities which will underscore its commitment to Tubbataha's recovery and the protection of the marine resources of the Philippines," it added. 

The USS Guardian ran aground at the Tubbataha Reef, a Unesco World Heritage Site, on Jan.Directory of knives supplier wholesale, kitchen knives manufacturers and kitchen knives suppliers. 17, after a port call at the Subic Bay in northern part of the Philippines.