The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) warns seafarers and travelers in northern Luzon about possible falling debris from a Chinese rocket launch scheduled for Tuesday, June 23, 2026. According to separate advisories reported by local outlets, the PCG District North Eastern Luzon issues temporary maritime restrictions covering areas including Cagayan and Ilocos Norte, where debris drop zones are expected to fall. The PCG advises small craft operators and fishermen to avoid the designated areas and to maintain a safe distance from any objects that could fall from the rocket. Authorities also ask the public to report any debris sightings immediately to the nearest Coast Guard unit. The warnings are issued in advance of the planned launch of China’s Long March 7A rocket from Wenchang, with the PCG citing safety concerns for maritime operations and travel in the affected regions. The advisories emphasize precautionary measures as the launch approaches and underscore the need for prompt reporting if debris is observed.