risk!Hanjiang's two iron boat breaks drift of the Chaozhou Maritime Affairs Bureau successfully intercepted

Recently, the Hanjiang River Basin has continued to strengthen the rainfall. The traffic in the Han River has a large traffic, which has a greater impact on the safety of the ship's anchor. Yesterday morning, the Chaozhou Maritime Affairs Bureau successfully intercepted two cable drift vessels to eliminate the danger of the Han River Basin in time.

At 10 am on the same day, when the staff of the Chaozhou Maritime Bureau used video remote supervision, they found that the two unknown iron ships drifted down from the upstream, and soon reached the outer ring bridge near the construction site. The great threat also brings greater hidden dangers to the safety of water traffic in the jurisdiction.

The situation was critical. After analysis and judgment, the Chaozhou Maritime Affairs Bureau immediately launched the emergency response mechanism, and sent law enforcement officers and sea cruisers to quickly rush to the scene for disposal. Maritime personnel intercepted the two broken cable drifting ships. Due to the darkening of the river and the underwater underwater, the disposal resistance and risk were increased. After the cooperation of the maritime personnel, the two ships were firmly tied to the side of the sea patrol boat and successfully dragged back to the Maritime Pier for the next step to prevent the collision accident.

It is understood that since June, the Chaozhou Maritime Affairs Bureau has carried out a total of 25 on -site cruise, electronic cruise 138 times, and the cruise time has exceeded 70 hours. It has released 7,829 early warning information. There is no water accident in the area. (Wu Bing and Liu Xiong)

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