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July 15, 2005 · about 21 years ago

China steps up maritime surveillance

The maritime inspection ship Haixun-31, which serves the Maritime Safety Administration of China’s Ministry of Communications is now patrolling the East China Sea. Liu Gongchen, executive deputy director the Administration, said China would include contiguous areas and exclusive economic zones into

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The maritime inspection ship Haixun-31, which serves the Maritime Safety Administration of China’s Ministry of Communications is now patrolling the East China Sea. Liu Gongchen, executive deputy director the Administration, said China would include contiguous areas and exclusive economic zones into its normal inspection area and constantly step up marine surveillance.

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