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Home›Green Marine›China’s most advanced rescue ship put in service
Green Marine

June 8, 2006 · about 20 years ago

China’s most advanced rescue ship put in service

China’s most advanced professional rescue ship “South Sea Rescue Ship 111” was put on service in Haikou base of South Sea Rescue Bureau on Wednesday. The 98-meter-long and 15.2-meter-wide ship can sail 12,000 sea miles continuously on the sea. It can also withstand typhoon of maximum 14 on the wind

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China’s most advanced professional rescue ship “South Sea Rescue Ship 111” was put on service in Haikou base of South Sea Rescue Bureau on Wednesday. The 98-meter-long and 15.2-meter-wide ship can sail 12,000 sea miles continuously on the sea. It can also withstand typhoon of maximum 14 on the wind scale and break ice.

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