China Maritime "Sea Patrol 01" has begun from Shanghai to carry out joint cruise law enforcement across jurisdictions

On July 18, the "Sea Patrol 01" round of China's maritime cruise and assistance ships began from Shanghai to carry out joint cruise law enforcement activities in Jiangsu, Shanghai, Zhejiang, and Fujian's coastal crossing area. The entire cruise task will take 12 days.

On the afternoon of July 18th, with the sound of the whistle, the "Sea Tour 01" rolled away from the Shanghai Yangtze River Pass Maritime Supervision Base Pier. In this joint cruise law enforcement activity, the maritime department will inspect the waters such as the north and south routes of the eastern coast of China, the construction area of ​​the underwater event, the inland ship -related transportation habit of navigation roads, and the dense area of ​​the fishing boat fishing network. Control and control and keep the security work, and make every effort to ensure the safety, orderly, and unobstructed navigation channels of the North and South China Sea.

In the waters of the Hangyan traffic -intensive area, the maritime department will maintain the order of navigation on the spot, investigate and deal with the violations of ships; strengthen cooperation with the local fishery department, and carry out special rectification actions for business fishing and co -governance. In addition, the "Sea Tour 01" round will also actively cooperate with the East Sea Water Transportation Management and Coordination Center to strengthen the promotion and verification of foreign ships.

Xu Jianyang, the captain of the "Sea Tour 01", introduced that this cruise will further improve the collaboration mechanism with Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Fujian's maritime department, effectively prevent and resolve the hidden dangers of water traffic safety in the jurisdiction, and create a safe and smooth navigation environment.

The reporter learned from the Shanghai Maritime Bureau that since June, the flow of water ships has further rebounded, and data from major air sections in Shanghai Port since March show that the recent ship traffic has basically returned to the level before the epidemic.