The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) reported that two foreign-flagged vessels collided in waters off Corregidor Island on Friday, resulting in the deaths of a Filipino and a Chinese national.&nbsp;
The dredger, MV Hong Hai 189, which came from Botolan in Zambales, collided with a chemical and oil product tanker, MV Petite Souer, which originated from Mariveles, Bataan.&nbsp;
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The PCG stated that the Filipino casualty was a safety officer on board MV Hong Hai 189.&nbsp;
Out of the 20 crew members of the ship, 15 were saved, but three Chinese nationals are still missing. Four Filipinos were among the 15 who were rescued.&nbsp;
On the other hand, all 21 crew members of MV Petite Souer were reported to be safe and sound.&nbsp;
After receiving a report that MV Hong Hai 189 had capsized, the PCG dispatched its BRP Capones to the area.

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PCG: 2 dead, 3 missing as foreign-flagged vessels collide off Corregidor Island