2 fleets of Chinese marine surveillance ships patrolling on South China Sea
Updated: 22 Jan 2013
Share this news?...Click box
TWO fleets of Chinese marine surveillance ships are carrying out separate regular patrol missions simultaneously on the South China Sea, the State Oceanic Administration (SOA) said on January 19.
Haijian 84 and Haijian 74 left Guangzhou port on Monday and arrived at the waters south to the Xisha Islands, an administration statement said, adding that they would continue patrolling to the south.
The second mission also started on Monday, as Haijian 262 and 263 left Sanya to patrol on the waters near the Beibu Gulf.
Both fleets found no foreign intruders or unusual situations, the statement said.
Chinese marine surveillance ships carried out 58 patrol missions on the South China Sea in 2012, according to the SOA.
On Thursday, SOA director Liu Cigui said that the country will continue to carry out regular patrols over its territorial waters off China's Diaoyu Islands and the South China Sea to secure the nation's maritime rights and interests.
SOURCE: Shanghai Daily
Editorial Message
This site contains materials from other clearly stated media sources for the purpose of discussion stimulation and content enrichment among our members only.
whatsonsanya.com does not necessarily endorse their views or the accuracy of their content. For copyright infringement issues please contact editor@whatsonsanya.com
whatsonsanya.com does not necessarily endorse their views or the accuracy of their content. For copyright infringement issues please contact editor@whatsonsanya.com
Share this news?...Click box
Previous News: Stand-up comedian Zhou Libo under fire for taunting China's soccer leagueNext News: UK dental nurse Bernadette Lee, 25, dies after collapsing in snow without shoes or coat
Comments Area ( Total Comments: 0 )
 |
Other news you maybe interested
- Sanya tourist numbers soar as holiday approaches
- Meiya Air launches low-altitude helicopter flights between Sanya and Boao
- Sanya's major scenic spots to add 2,100 parking spaces for Spring Festival
- Sanya Qianguqing Park adjusts schedule for CNY celebration
- Sanya to regulate room rates of reception hotels for 2015 Boao Forum
- Phoenix Island Resort Sanya to open on February 16th
Most popular news
News Comments
- Air pollution concerns prompt Sanya to limit fireworks (1)
- Sanya expecting 200K cars in self-guided tours during CNY holiday (1)
- Sanya releases public tourism service information for 2015 CNY holiday (1)
- Sanya to issue new rules to regulate uncivilized behaviors in Sanya Bay (1)
- Haikou's air quality ranks 1st among 74 Chinese cities in 2014 (1)
WOSpage3 Girls
 |
 |
 |
Sanya News
Meiya Air launches low-altitude helicopter flights between Sanya and Boao
Meiya Air Service Ltd, which provides air travels and sightseeing services, launched helicopter tours from S...
Phoenix Island Resort Sanya to open on February 16th
On February 16th, Sanya will embrace a new high-end resort, the Phoenix Island Resort Sanya, adding a unique...
Sanya's Yalong Bay Seaside Park closes for renovation during CNY holiday
Yalong Bay Seaside Park will re-open to the public on January 1st, 2016.
The Yalong Bay Seaside Park is...
Two cruise ships visit Sanya in one day
The Phoenix Island International Cruise Terminal in Sanya welcomed two cruise ships on February 9th, 2015, b...
Sanya's hotels offer special packages to lure family tourists
With the Spring Festival holiday fast approaching, Sanya has become one of the most popular domestic seaside d...
Sanya expecting 200K cars in self-guided tours during CNY holiday
200,000 cars are expected to flock to Sanya for self-guided tours during the upcoming Spring Festival holiday,...
